Key Facts
• August 24: Tokyo recorded its hottest day of the season, with over 200 locations exceeding 35°C.
• August 25: Extreme heat expected to persist nationwide; heatstroke precautions necessary from morning.
• Morning: Mostly clear skies, except for light rain in parts of northeastern Pacific coast.
• Afternoon: Unstable atmospheric conditions may lead to sudden rain or thunderstorms in various areas.
• Severe thunderstorms possible in localized regions; carry a foldable umbrella when heading out.
• Night: Continued high temperatures may cause discomfort; monitor health closely.
Summary
On August 24, Tokyo experienced its hottest day of the season, with over 200 locations recording temperatures above 35°C. This extreme heat is expected to continue on August 25, necessitating heatstroke precautions from early morning. While most areas will see clear skies in the morning, northeastern Pacific regions may experience light rain. By afternoon, unstable atmospheric conditions could result in sudden rain or thunderstorms, with localized severe storms possible. Residents are advised to carry foldable umbrellas and stay prepared for abrupt weather changes. Nighttime temperatures will remain high, contributing to discomfort and potential health risks. Proper hydration and health monitoring are essential.
