西日本にしにほん各地かくちで梅雨つゆ明あけ 猛暑もうしょ日びも

Western and eastern Japan are generally covered by a high-pressure system and experiencing clear weather, and the end of the rainy season has been announced in various areas of western Japan.

If it is officially confirmed as it is, it will be the earliest end of the rainy season on record since the Japan Meteorological Agency began keeping statistics, except for southern Kyushu.

On the other hand, the heat is expected to continue in various areas on the 27th as well, with some places reaching extremely hot temperatures of 35°C or higher, so please take thorough precautions against heatstroke.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, on the 27th, most of the Pacific side of western and eastern Japan is covered by a high-pressure system, resulting in clear skies over a wide area.

In western Japan, many sunny days are expected over the next week, and at 11 a.m. on the 27th, the Japan Meteorological Agency announced, The rainy season appears to have ended in southern and northern Kyushu, Shikoku, the Chugoku region, and Kinki.

The end of the rainy season in each region has come earlier than both the average year and last year: in southern Kyushu, it was 18 days earlier than average and 19 days earlier than last year; in northern Kyushu, it was 22 days earlier than average and 20 days earlier than last year.

Also, compared to the average year and last year, Shikoku is 20 days earlier; compared to the average year, the Chugoku region is 22 days earlier and 24 days earlier than last year; and Kinki is 22 days earlier than the average year and 21 days earlier than last year.

If this is officially confirmed, it will be the earliest end of the rainy season on record since the Japan Meteorological Agency began collecting statistics, except for the southern part of Kyushu.

On the other hand, temperatures are also rising mainly in eastern and western Japan on the 27th, and as of 11 a.m., the highest temperature was 33°C in Saito City, Miyazaki Prefecture.

6 degrees ▽ 33 in Ushiku, Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture

4°C ▽ 32 in Kochi City

8 degrees ▽ 31 in central Tokyo

It is extremely hot, with temperatures reaching around 2 degrees higher than usual.

In the afternoon, temperatures are expected to rise further, with the daytime highs forecast to reach a scorching 36°C in Shizuoka City and 35°C in both Miyazaki City and Kofu City.

Additionally, severe heat is expected in various areas, such as 34°C in Takamatsu City and Kumagaya City in Saitama Prefecture, 33°C in central Tokyo and Nagoya City, and 32°C in Osaka City, Hiroshima City, and Naha City.

A Heat Stroke Alert has been issued for Wakayama Prefecture, Hiroshima Prefecture, the Okinawa Main Island region, and the Yaeyama region, as the risk of heat stroke is extremely high.

Since the middle of this month, record-breaking high temperatures have been observed nationwide.

For about the next month, warm air is expected to cover the area, so high temperatures are likely to continue. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a long-term high temperature weather advisory, urging people to take extra care of their health.

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