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National Weekly Weather Forecast 753 It’s Sunny in Fall
In the next week, there will be many sunny days near Honshu, and it is expected that there will be cloudy and rainy days on the side of the Sea of Japan from Hokkaido to Tohoku and Hokuriku. There are many sunny days in Okinawa. Seven hundred and fifty-three there will be sunshine throughout the country.
Weather on the 13th tomorrow downhill from Hokkaido to the Tohoku Sea side of Japan
Tomorrow Friday the 13th, it will be easier for Hokkaido and Tohoku to rain, especially on the Sea of Japan side, and there will be thunderstorms, but there will be many sunny places from Kanto to Kyushu. It seems that the cloudy and rainy weather will continue in Okinawa. There are places where the cold is strongest in the morning, but it seems that there will be more places where the cold rages during the day.
After a while, the autumn weather continues from Honshu to Kyushu.
The area around Honshu is expected to be sunny for many days as it becomes a path for mobile high pressure. Many sunny days are expected from Hokkaido to the Pacific side of Tohoku and the Kanto and Tokai areas covered with high pressure. Around the 18th, there will be many places where the clouds will spread as the pressure valley passes through southern Honshu.
On the Sea of Japan and Hokuriku side from Hokkaido to Tohoku, there are some sunny days, but due to the pressure valley and cold air, there are many cloudy days, and there will be rainy and snowy days.
From Kinki to Kyushu, it will be sunny and covered with high pressure from the beginning of the week, but next week the clouds are expected to spread more easily due to the influence of the pressure valley and humid air, and it will rain in some places.
Okinawa has cloudy and rainy days due to the influence of the northeast wind and fronts that flow from the high pressure near Honshu, but it seems that there will be more and more sunny days covered by the high pressure.
Maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to be as high as normal or higher across the country. Especially next week, there will be places considerably higher than normal.
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