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The weather this week turned to winter again and the disaster area cooled off in the middle of winter.
It will rain across the country on the 15th (Monday). Beware of sediment-related disasters in areas where the shaking caused by the earthquake was great. After the 16th (Tuesday), it will snow mainly on the side of the Sea of Japan in the north and east of Japan. There are many sunny and dry places on the Pacific side.
15 (Monday) Beware of the rain that disables your umbrella
On the 15th (Monday), two fronted cyclones are expected to advance along the southern coast of Honshu and the Sea of Japan as they develop. The wind will increase nationwide. From Kyushu to Tokai, it will likely rain a lot in the morning. However, the weather will pick up in the afternoon and sunny days will return in some places. In Hokuriku and Kanto, the weather is expected to change from spring weather and rain or stop in the morning. Note that there are places where it rains heavily with a local sword, and even if you have an umbrella, it will be useless. In Tohoku, it is likely that it will rain and snow mainly in the afternoon. In places where the ground is loose due to yesterday’s big earthquake, even a little rain is likely to cause a disaster. Beware of sediment-related disasters in places with steep slopes. It will rain and snow in Hokkaido.
From 16 (Tuesday) to 18 (Thursday) For a strong pressure distribution in winter
On the 16th (Tuesday), the cyclone with the front will move towards the east of Japan, and it will be a winter type pressure system with high west and low east. It will snow mainly on the side of the Sea of Japan north of Hokuriku. From 16 (Tuesday) to 18 (Thursday), the winter-type pressure distribution will be stronger and the snowfall area will expand. From the north of Kyushu to the Sea of Japan side in Hokkaido, it will snow a lot and strong winds will blow mainly in the coastal areas, and the weather will be harsh. It not only snows along the mountains, but also in urban areas, so be aware of the impact of heavy snowfall on transportation. In addition, it is in full season of exams. If you are an examinee, pay attention to the latest information and act early. The sunny weather continues on the Pacific side. However, there are places along the mountains where snow clouds flow along with strong winds. If you are going to cross the crossing by car, be careful of the condition of the road surface. Also, since the air will remain dry, care must be taken in monitoring the physical condition and handling of the fire.
It will be fine after the 19th (Friday), but watch out for avalanches and snowfall in the mountains.
On Friday the 19th, the winter-type pressure distribution will gradually relax around Japan and is expected to be covered with high pressure from the west. From Kyushu to Kanto, the strong winds will abate and clear widely. The Pacific side of Hokkaido from Tohoku is generally sunny, but there are likely places where it snows from Hokuriku and the Sea of Japan side of Hokkaido from Tohoku. From Saturday the 20th to Sunday the 21st, the area around Japan will be covered with high pressure and it will be sunny throughout the country. The maximum temperature is roughly the same as that from March to April, and there are places where the spring season is joyous, especially in eastern and western Japan. Watch out for avalanches and snowmelt in heavy snow areas. During snow removal work, you need to be careful not only with your feet, but also with the snow falling from the roof. When working with two or more people, if it is unavoidable to go it alone, talk to your family and neighbors.
Weekly weather in the disaster area
On the 15th (Monday), it will rain in the Kanto region from the morning and on the Pacific side of Tohoku around noon. The more coastal areas, the stronger the rain legs, and there seem to be places where it rains a lot with Kaminari. In places where the ground is loose from yesterday’s earthquake, even a small amount of rain is likely to cause disasters. Stay tuned for sediment-related disasters on steep slopes. Be careful with the strong winds that blow mainly in the coastal areas. From the 16th (Tuesday) to the 18th (Thursday), there will be a strong winter-type pressure distribution around Japan. It’s sunny everywhere, but the cold, dry wind is blowing hard. There will be places where the snow clouds will flow, mainly along the mountains. Also, it will be the end of the cold around 17 (Wednesday). Severe cold weather is expected even during the day, so be careful not only to take measures against the cold, but also from infectious diseases in the evacuation center. After the 19th (Friday), it will be sunny and the wind will be calm. However, the air will remain dry, so be careful of your physical condition and the source of the fire.
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