The temperature rose from the morning on the 10th, mainly in eastern Japan and western Japan, and it became a hot day in various places such as the city center of Tokyo.
In the afternoon, the temperature will rise further, and dangerous heat is expected, such as 38 degrees Celsius in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture.
This heat is expected to last for more than a week, and it is necessary to continue to be vigilant against heatstroke, such as frequent hydration and proper use of air conditioners.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, high pressure has covered eastern Japan and western Japan for 10 days, and the temperature has risen.
The maximum temperature until 11:30 am was exactly 36 degrees
in
Kuki City and Hatoyama Town, Saitama
Prefecture
;
It is already a hot day in various places, such as 35.1 degrees in the city.
Also,
in the center of Tokyo, the temperature reached just 35 degrees after 11:00 am, and it was the 15th day of the hottest day this year, setting a record high.
The temperature is expected to rise further, and the highest daytime temperature is
▽ 38 degrees in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture, ▽
37 degrees in Hita City, Oita Prefecture, Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, Kyoto City, Maebashi City,
▽ Fukuoka City and Okayama City, Nara City, Toyama City, central Tokyo, and Fukushima City
are expected to experience extremely hot days of 36 degrees Celsius, while Kagoshima City, Matsuyama City, Osaka City, Nagoya City, and Nagano City are expected to reach 35 degrees Celsius.
"Heat stroke alert" has been announced in 33 prefectures from Kanto Koshinetsu to Kyushu, and it is necessary to continue to be vigilant against heat stroke.
These areas are likely to be covered by warm high-pressure air for the next 10 days, and the intense heat is expected to continue into next week.
▽Avoid going out during the day as much as possible, do not exercise except in special cases, ▽Do not hold back and use the air conditioner appropriately, ▽Replenish water frequently, ▽Wear a mask when there is little conversation outdoors. Please take further measures such as taking off and taking a break.