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In the second half of the week, the rain and wind intensified from Kyushu to Kanto, and there were also places where it rained sideways.
In the future, fronts and low-pressure systems often pass close to Japan. In the second half of this week, the range of rainfall extends from Kyushu to Kanto, and the western area is more rainy. The wind is expected to pick up.
From 26 (Friday) to 27 (Saturday) Front from western Japan to eastern Japan
Especially, it seems that time will be hard from 26 (Friday) to 27 (Saturday).
The front extends south from western and eastern Japan, while high pressures extend from northern Japan. The isobars will be closer together between the front and the anticyclone. Also, a low pressure system can occur on the front line and develop.
Heavy rain Winds intensify mainly in coastal areas
From the morning of 26 (Friday) to 27 (Saturday), the range of rainfall is expected to extend from Kyushu to Kanto.
Especially in Kyushu, Shikoku and the Kii Peninsula, it can rain quickly. Along the mountains from the Chugoku region to Kanto Koshin, there are likely to be times when it will snow rather than rain. Be careful when driving a car, as road surface conditions are likely to change in passing.
Also, the wind is stronger in coastal areas, making it difficult to hold an umbrella. There seem to be places where strong winds blow, like trains, that affect transportation, especially in western Japan. The waves will rise along the Pacific coast and there will be places where there will be a great screech.
At this point, there are still uncertainties such as the timing of the cyclones and the degree of development. See information that will be updated in the future for details such as wind strength and what time of day it will be strongest.
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