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02/14/2021 5:57 PM Weathernews
Tomorrow the 15th (Monday), the low-pressure system running through the southern coast of Honshu will develop violently. You need to be careful as the rain and wind will intensify across the country and the weather will be harsh.
According to computer simulations by the Japan Meteorological Agency and forecasting organizations around the world, a low-pressure system passing south of the Kii Peninsula at around 990 hPa on Monday the 15th develops at around 950 hPa at 9:00 am on Tuesday, December 16. and the Sea of Okhotsk Many models are calculated upon arrival.
A cyclone that develops about 40 hPa in 24 hours occurs once every few years.
On the Pacific sides of Tokai and Tohoku, close to the path of the cyclone, it is expected to rain almost 100mm at 9 o’clock on the 16th (Tuesday). Beware of road flooding and river channel flooding.
On the northeast side of the Pacific, where the ground may loosen due to the large earthquake on Saturday the 13th, caution is required against avalanches and sediment-related disasters due to thawing.
The snow will intensify mainly on the side of the Sea of Japan, and there is a risk of heavy snowfall, such as those from January 7 to 9 in the inland area. On the Tohoku Sea side of Japan and inland areas of the Hokuriku area, snowfall is expected to exceed 100cm in many places, so caution is required.
It is safe to have a disaster caused by a heavy snowfall, such as an accident during snow removal work or a vehicle stuck due to a pile.
The developed low-pressure system slows down after reaching the Okhotsk Sea, and strong winds and storms at a warning level continue until the 18th (Thursday), mainly in coastal areas. A storm of nearly 40 m / s is expected temporarily and locally in eastern Hokkaido, Hokkaido. Additionally, transportation is expected to be significantly affected by blackouts caused by blizzards and power outages caused by downed trees.
In addition to storm surge, caution is required against flooding and flooding due to storm surge. Be prepared for high tides just in case.
The chills in the sky move south and the chills continue as in the dead of winter. Watch out for storms and monitor your physical condition.
