東ひがし・西日本にしにほんは猛烈もうれつな暑あつさに 新潟にいがた・石川いしかわは線状せんじょう降水帯こうすいたいの恐おそれ

It is expected to be extremely hot, mainly in eastern and western Japan, with clear skies and rising temperatures on the 7th.

Please continue to take thorough precautions against heatstroke.

On the other hand, due to the passage of a front, the atmosphere from northern Japan to the Hokuriku region will become extremely unstable. In particular, there is a risk of a linear precipitation band forming in Niigata and Ishikawa Prefectures from the early evening of the 7th, so caution is required.

On the 6th, after the typhoon had passed, extremely hot weather with temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius was recorded in various areas from Tokai to Kyushu.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, on the 7th, high pressure will cover mainly eastern and western Japan, bringing sunny weather and rising temperatures in various areas.

The highest daytime temperatures are expected to be extremely hot over a wide area: 37°C in Kofu City and Toyooka City in Hyogo Prefecture, and 36°C in Fukushima City, Maebashi City, Nagoya City, Toyama City, Okayama City, Takamatsu City, Yamaguchi City, Fukuoka City, and Miyazaki City.

A heatstroke alert has been issued for 18 prefectures from Mie to Okinawa, as the risk of heatstroke is extremely high.

Mie, Toyama, Kyoto, Hyogo, Wakayama, Tottori, Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, Kochi, Fukuoka, Oita, Nagasaki, Saga, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, Kagoshima except Amami region, Okinawas Okinawa Main Island and Yaeyama region Please take thorough measures against heatstroke, such as using air conditioning appropriately and replenishing water and salt.

Tonight through early tomorrow morning, there is a risk of a linear rainband forming. Meanwhile, due to the influence of a front extending from the Sea of Japan, the atmosphere from northern Japan to the Hokuriku region is expected to become extremely unstable.

Especially in Niigata and Ishikawa prefectures, a linear rainband may form from the early evening of the 7th to the early morning of the 8th, sharply increasing the risk of disasters. The Japan Meteorological Agency is urging people to be on alert.

There is also a risk of extremely heavy rain accompanied by thunder on the Sea of Japan side of the Tohoku region, and the amount of rainfall in the 24 hours until the morning of the 8th is expected to be up to 120 millimeters in some areas.

It is calling for caution regarding severe gusts such as lightning and tornadoes, as well as hail, from the Tohoku region to Hokuriku.

If you notice signs that a developed cumulonimbus cloud is approaching, such as the surroundings suddenly becoming dark or a cold wind blowing, please ensure your safety by moving into a sturdy building.