Japan Weather | Fukuoka/Hiroshima is flooded with heavy rain! Beware of heatstroke when traveling to Hokuriku and Tohoku areas/Kyoto, Nagoya, and Miyazaki due to high temperatures during the rainy season starting on July 3
Heavy rains occurred in several cities across Japan from June 29 to July 2, affected by the plum rains. On July 2 alone, some areas in northern Kyushu and western Honshu experienced 50 mm of rainfall in one hour. Landslide warnings have been issued in Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi Prefecture, and other places. Japanese travelers should remember to check the weather report and confirm local weather conditions before traveling!
Affected by the rainy season, heavy rains occurred across Japan from June 29 to July 2. (Photo source: TBS NEWS DIG Powered by JNN @youtube)
On July 2 alone, some areas in northern Kyushu and western Honshu experienced 50 mm of rainfall in one hour. (Photo source: TBS NEWS DIG Powered by JNN @youtube)
The Japan Meteorological Agency urged vigilance for landslides, flooding in low-lying areas, and overflowing rivers. (Photo source: TBS NEWS DIG Powered by JNN @youtube)
Heavy rain occurred in Hokuriku and Tohoku on July 3 and 4
According to the latest weather forecast from the Japan Meteorological Association, the plum rain front is expected to gradually move northward from Honshu on July 3, reaching Hokuriku and Tohoku areas like Akita and Niigata on July 4. Heavy rain is expected in some areas, especially from the evening of July 3 to the morning of July 4. Everyone should be alert to landslides, floods in low-lying areas and river overflows, and stay away from rivers, mountain sides, and other places. Drivers should avoid driving in underground tunnels!
According to the latest weather forecast from the Japan Meteorological Association, the plum rain front is expected to gradually move northward from Honshu on July 3, and reach Hokuriku and Tohoku on July 4. (Photo source: Japan Meteorological Association)
The temperature in Shizuoka is 38 degrees!Hot weather in Kyoto/Nagoya/Miyazaki
Additionally, from July 3 to 5, there will be a temporary cessation of rain from Kanto Koshin to Kyushu due to the influence of the Pacific high pressure. The weather will be sunny but hot. The maximum temperature in most areas, such as Kyoto, Nagoya, and Miyazaki, will reach 35 degrees. On July 4, the high temperature in Shizuoka reached 38 degrees. The authorities called on the public to be aware of heatstroke, drink water before getting thirsty, and make good use of air conditioning!
From July 3 to 5, there will be a temporary cessation of rain in the area from Kanto Koshin to Kyushu. The weather will be sunny but hot. (Photo source: Japan Meteorological Association)
Japan’s rainy season is expected to end in July
The rainy season in Japan typically lasts from the end of May to mid-July each year. This year is expected to be similar to previous years, and the rainy season will not officially end until mid-July from southern Kyushu to northern Tohoku. The Japan Meteorological Association has also predicted that after July 10, heavy rain will still occur occasionally from Northeast to Kyushu. The temperature difference between day and night will be small, and the maximum temperature will reach above 30 degrees. For those planning summer vacations, remember to be mindful of the hot and humid weather!
The rainy season in Japan is from the end of May to mid-July every year. It is expected that this year will be similar to previous years, and it will not officially end until mid-July from southern Kyushu to northern Tohoku. (Photo source: Japan Meteorological Association)
For those who are preparing for summer vacation, remember to pay attention to the hot, humid and muggy weather! (Photo source: Japan Meteorological Association)
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Japan has been experiencing heavy rainfall in several cities due to the plum rains, affecting areas from June 29 to July 2. On July 2 alone, heavy rainfall exceeding 50 mm in one hour was reported in parts of northern Kyushu and western Honshu. This has led to landslide warnings and flooding concerns, particularly in Hiroshima and Yamaguchi Prefecture. Travelers are advised to check weather forecasts and local traffic information before venturing out. Images and videos from TBS NEWS DIG Powered by JNN highlight the impact of the heavy rains in Fukuoka and Hiroshima. The footage captures flooded streets, showcasing the severity of the situation. It is crucial for residents and visitors alike to exercise caution and adhere to safety instructions issued by local authorities. According to the Japan Meteorological Association, the plum rain front is expected to move northward from Honshu on July 3, reaching Hokuriku and Tohoku areas, including Akita and Niigata, on July 4. Heavy rainfall is anticipated from the evening of July 3 to the morning of July 4, prompting concerns about landslides, flooding, and overflowing rivers. The agency urges everyone to stay safe, avoid areas near rivers, mountain slopes, and underground tunnels. While the rainy season continues, a temporary break is expected from Kanto Koshin to Kyushu from July 3 to 5. Despite the lack of rain, hot weather is anticipated, with maximum temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius in Kyoto, Nagoya, and Miyazaki. However, Shizuoka experienced a scorching 38 degrees Celsius on July 4. With the potential for heatstroke, the authorities remind the public to stay hydrated, wear appropriate clothing, and make use of air conditioning. Japan’s rainy season typically lasts from late May to mid-July each year. This year is expected to follow a similar pattern, with the official end of the rainy season occurring in mid-July, starting from southern Kyushu and gradually reaching northern Tohoku. The Japan Meteorological Association predicts occasional heavy rainfall from Northeast to Kyushu after July 10th. While the temperature difference between day and night is small, the hottest days will still see temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius. For travelers planning summer vacations, it is crucial to be prepared for hot, humid, and muggy weather. Despite the challenges of the rainy season, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy your time in Japan. Embrace the unique atmosphere that the rain brings, and seek out indoor activities, such as museums, art galleries, and shopping centers. Here are some additional activities to explore during a rainy day in Japan: By taking precautions and embracing the unique features of the rainy season, you can still have a fulfilling and enjoyable trip to Japan.Fukuoka and Hiroshima Bathed in Heavy Rain
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