全国ぜんこく的てきに気温きおん上昇じょうしょう 関東かんとうで午前ごぜん中ちゅうから35度ど超ちょうに 熱中ねっちゅう症しょう対策たいさく徹底てっていを

Temperatures are rising nationwide on the 19th as well, and in the Kanto region, it has already exceeded 35 degrees Celsius since the morning, resulting in extremely intense heat.

Due to the ongoing heat, there have been a series of deaths suspected to be caused by heatstroke.

Please make sure to take thorough measures, such as using the air conditioner.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, a wide area will continue to be covered by a high-pressure system on the 19th, and the end of the rainy season has been announced for the Amami region in Kagoshima Prefecture.

The end of the rainy season in the Amami region has come 10 days earlier than average and 3 days earlier than last year.

Strong sunlight is shining down in various areas, causing temperatures to rise. As of 11:30 a.m., the highest temperature was 35°C in Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture.

Above 35 degrees again, and also 34 degrees in Hachioji City, Tokyo.

8 degrees ▽ 34 in Nagoya City and Hirakata City, Osaka

33°C in central Tokyo for the second time

It is around 2 degrees, etc.

In the afternoon, the temperature will rise, and the daytime high is expected to reach 37°C in both Nagoya and Gifu, with Nagoya forecasted to have its third consecutive extremely hot day.

- In addition, extremely hot days are expected, with temperatures reaching 36°C in Osaka City, Hita City in Oita Prefecture, Okayama City, and Maebashi City; 35°C in Yamaguchi City, Takamatsu City, and Kofu City; 34°C in Yamagata City; and 33°C in central Tokyo, Hiroshima City, and Morioka City, among other places, with severe heat expected in various regions.

A Heatstroke Alert has been issued for Hyogo Prefecture, Wakayama Prefecture, Kagoshima Prefecture excluding the Amami region, and the Okinawa Main Island region in Okinawa Prefecture, as the risk of heatstroke is extremely high.

Due to the ongoing heat, there have been a series of deaths suspected to be caused by heatstroke.

Please continue to use air conditioning appropriately, stay hydrated and replenish your salt intake, and be sure to take frequent breaks when working outdoors to thoroughly prevent heatstroke.

Due to the influence of cold air aloft and other factors, the atmosphere is expected to become unstable not only in Tohoku but also in inland areas of eastern Japan. Please be cautious of lightning, tornadoes, and other severe gusts of wind through late at night on the 19th.