Extreme Heat Alert: Take Thorough Measures to Prevent Heat Stroke in 13 Prefectures

2023-08-27 22:08:07

Today 28th, extreme heat from Kyushu to Tohoku Heat stroke warning alert for 13 prefectures Take thorough measures (Weather forecaster Nichinao August 28, 2023)-Japan Weather Association tenki.jp

Today, the 28th, extreme heat from Kyushu to Tohoku Heat stroke warning alert for 13 prefectures Take thorough measures

August 28, 2023 07:08

Today, the 28th, there will be a series of extremely hot days with maximum temperatures of 35°C or higher from Kyushu to Tohoku. 13 prefectures issued a heatstroke alert. In places with high humidity, the risk of heatstroke increases, so take all possible precautions.

intense heat during the day

Today, the 28th, the harsh lingering heat will continue, mainly in western and eastern Japan, due to the inflow of sunlight and warm air. Yesterday, the 27th, 41 AMeDAS sites across the country had extremely hot days with maximum temperatures of 35°C or higher, but today’s 28th is likely to increase significantly.

The maximum temperature will be around 33°C in Okinawa, and there will be many places from Kyushu to the southern Tohoku region where the temperature will rise to around 35°C. Kumagaya City and Maebashi City in Saitama Prefecture are expected to have 37 degrees Celsius, Kyoto City and Sendai City are expected to be 36 degrees Celsius, and Fukuoka City is expected to be 35 degrees Celsius. The temperature in central Tokyo is 34°C, and it will be sweltering just before the heat wave.

On the other hand, northern Tohoku and eastern Hokkaido are likely to be significantly lower than yesterday’s 27th. The maximum temperature in Abashiri City, Hokkaido is expected to be 23 degrees Celsius, which is regarding the same as in an average year.

Heat stroke warning alert for 13 hot and humid prefectures

The minimum humidity (lowest humidity of the day) on today’s 28th is in the 50-60% range in many places, and the risk of heatstroke is high even in places where it is not extremely hot.

In addition, Yaeyama region of Okinawa prefecture, Kagoshima prefecture (excluding Amami region), Miyazaki prefecture, Kumamoto prefecture, Nagasaki prefecture, Fukuoka prefecture, Ehime prefecture, Kagawa prefecture, Hiroshima prefecture, Tottori prefecture, Wakayama prefecture, Hyogo prefecture, 13 prefectures of Niigata prefecture A heatstroke alert has been announced in the prefecture.

Actions to be taken when a heatstroke alert is announced

When a heatstroke alert is announced, there are five things you should do to avoid heatstroke.

① Avoid going out as much as possible and avoid the heat. Avoiding heat is the most important way to prevent heat stroke. Avoid non-essential outings as much as possible. Indoors, regardless of the time of day or night, use an air conditioner to adjust the temperature of the room.
② As a general rule, exercise outdoors or indoors without an air conditioner should be canceled or postponed.
③ Let’s practice heat stroke prevention actions more than usual. Before you get thirsty, drink water frequently and wear cool clothes as much as possible.
④ Let’s talk to people who are at high risk of heat stroke. Elderly people, children, people with chronic diseases, obesity, and people with disabilities are more susceptible to heatstroke, so people around them say, “Use the air conditioner even at night,” and “make sure to drink water frequently.” Please call
⑤ Check the heat index (WBGT). The heat index varies greatly depending on the time of day and location. Please check the heat stroke prevention information site of the Ministry of the Environment and use the heat index as a guideline for your actions.

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