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Weekly 19 weather is stormy on the Sea of Japan side Weekends it’s raining on the Pacific side
On the 19th (Tuesday) tomorrow, the winter-type pressure distribution will be stronger near Japan. The weather is likely to be harsh on the Sea of Japan side. Beware of storms and high waves. It looks like it will rain a lot on the Pacific side on weekends.
Tomorrow the type of winter is getting stronger Watch out for storms and high waves on the Sea of Japan side
On the 19th (Tuesday) tomorrow, the winter-type pressure distribution will be stronger near Japan. Very strong winds will blow with snow in Hokkaido, Tohoku and Hokuriku. Beware of storms and high waves. In addition, the forecast 24-hour snowfall for 6:00 am on Tuesday morning 19 is 60 cm in Hokuriku, 50 cm in Tohoku and 40 cm in Hokkaido. It seems that the amount of snow will increase even more during the 20th (Wednesday). Be careful and be wary of traffic obstacles due to snow accumulation and freezing of the road surface, and watch out for avalanches and snowfall.
Heavy rains on the Pacific side on weekends
The 20th (Wednesday) is the “big cold” of season 24. Although it is “the coldest time of year”, the Sea of Japan side is expected to continue to be very cold according to the calendar, as it will snow due to the air. cold. However, around the 21st (Thursday), the cold air will move north and the temperature will be higher than normal. In eastern and western Japan, the maximum temperature rises to about 15 degrees Celsius, and it appears that there will be days when it will be considerably higher than normal. A pressure valley will approach western Japan around Friday the 22nd, and the weather will collapse on the Pacific side from Saturday the 23rd to Sunday the 24th. Since the temperature in the sky is high, it is mostly rain rather than snow. , but heavy rain is likely at this time of year when the amount of rain is small.
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