午前ごぜん中ちゅうから30℃超ちょうも 熱中ねっちゅう症しょう対策たいさくを 鹿児島かごしまは局地きょくち的てきに猛烈もうれつな雨あめ

Temperatures will rise nationwide on the 21st as well, and it has already reached over 30 degrees Celsius, especially along the Sea of Japan side in eastern and western Japan. Please make sure to take precautions against heatstroke, such as staying hydrated frequently.

Also, due to the effects of the rainy season front, there have been places in Kagoshima Prefecture where extremely heavy rain has fallen locally, so caution is needed for landslides in southern Kyushu and other areas.

Temperatures have been rising in various areas since the morning, and as of 11 a.m., the highest temperature was 32°C in Toyama City.

6 degrees ▽ 32 in Tottori City and Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture

It is already over 30 degrees, especially in Hokuriku and other areas along the Sea of Japan, and it will never happen again.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, warm air is flowing in from the south along the edge of a high-pressure system toward the stationary front near the Tohoku region, making it easier for temperatures to rise, especially along the Sea of Japan side.

In the afternoon, temperatures are expected to rise further, with the daytime high forecast to reach a scorching 35°C in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture. Other expected highs include 34°C in Fukushima City, Toyama City, and Toyooka City in Hyogo Prefecture; 33°C in Tottori City; 32°C in Naha City; 31°C in Yamagata City and Nagoya City; and 30°C in central Tokyo, among other locations, where severe heat is anticipated.

In the Yaeyama region of Okinawa Prefecture, a Heat Stroke Alert has been issued for the first time this year in Japan, as the risk of heat stroke is extremely high.

At this time of year, your body is not yet accustomed to the heat, so please be careful of heatstroke by using air conditioning, and frequently replenishing water and salt.

Localized rain clouds are developing in southern Kyushu, with torrential rain observed again. Warm, humid air is flowing toward the seasonal rain front, causing localized development of rain clouds in southern Kyushu. In Nakatane Town, Kagoshima Prefecture, a rain gauge recorded a torrential downpour of 80 millimeters in one hour by 10 a.m.

In Kagoshima Prefecture, the risk of landslides has become extremely high, and Landslide Warning Information has been issued in some areas, so strict caution is necessary.

After this, there is a risk of very heavy rain of up to 50 millimeters per hour in southern Kyushu, and in addition, due to another stationary front in the Tohoku region, there is also a risk of heavy rain of up to 30 millimeters per hour.

The Japan Meteorological Agency is warning people in southern Kyushu and the Tohoku region to be on alert for landslides, and to pay close attention to flooding in low-lying areas and rising river levels.

Be careful of severe gusts of wind such as lightning strikes and tornadoes.