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There is a risk of heavy snowfall in Shikoku on the 17th and 18th.
Recently, there have been sunny days out of season in the Shikoku region, but tomorrow (17) and tomorrow (18), strong cold air will come in and it will return to the cold of midwinter. Strong cold air can bring not only cold weather but heavy snowfall as well, so you will likely need to be careful around traffic obstacles caused by snowfall and frost.
What areas need special attention to heavy snowfall?
In the vicinity of Honshu, a strong winter-type pressure distribution will continue from the 17th to the 18th, and in Shikoku, the weather is expected to be snowy from the morning of the 17th to the end of the 18th. Peak snow is currently expected from the night of the 17th until the morning of the 18th.
The forecast 24-hour snowfall from 6:00 AM on the 17th to 6:00 AM on the 18th is high everywhere.
Mountains: 20-40 cm Flat: 10-20 cm
After that, the expected 24-hour snowfall from 6:00 AM on the 18th to 6:00 AM on the 19th is high everywhere.
Mountains: 10 to 20 cm Flat: 5 to 10 cm expected.
Developed snow clouds are expected to flow easily into the southwestern region of Shikoku and the area near the center of Shikoku, so be careful of heavy snowfall in these regions.
When traveling to work or school, take action early
If it snows a lot due to the cold from tomorrow the 17th, there is a risk of traffic problems due to snowfall and freezing of the road. It can have a huge impact on your commute to work or school, so check the road and weather information often and act longer than usual.
Also, if you are driving on a snowy road, be sure to equip yourself with tire chains and other equipment, and drive carefully to avoid accidents.
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