Key Facts
• July 31: Temperatures rise across Fukushima Prefecture, with Aizuwakamatsu forecasted for 13th consecutive extreme heat day.
• High-pressure system brings clear skies and rising temperatures, with Aizuwakamatsu reaching 33°C by 11 a.m.
• Tadami records 32.3°C, highlighting Aizu as the region’s heat center.
• Residents in Koriyama use umbrellas and portable fans to cope with the heat.
• Aizuwakamatsu’s daytime high is expected to hit 35°C, maintaining extreme heat streak.
• Meteorological agency advises continued precautions against heatstroke.
Summary
Fukushima Prefecture continues to experience rising temperatures, with Aizuwakamatsu forecasted to mark its 13th consecutive day of extreme heat on July 31. By 11 a.m., temperatures reached 33°C in Aizuwakamatsu and 32.3°C in Tadami, driven by a high-pressure system bringing clear skies. Residents in Koriyama were seen using umbrellas and portable fans to combat the heat. The daytime high in Aizuwakamatsu is expected to reach 35°C, with the meteorological agency urging residents to remain vigilant against heat-related illnesses.
