Weather forecasts predict that temperatures in Japan will rise to around 20 degrees Celsius during the latter half of the 3-day holiday from April 21 to 23, due to warm air flowing in from the south, while caution is advised regarding snow accumulation on rooftops, especially along the Sea of Japan coast.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the weather during the 3-day holiday from April 21 to 23 is expected to see warm air flowing in from the south, leading to rising temperatures as the holiday progresses. Expected highs could reach around 20 degrees Celsius in cities such as Tokyo and Fukuoka, indicative of weather typical for late April. However, the Japan Meteorological Agency warns residents in areas with accumulated snow along the Sea of Japan coast to be cautious of potential snow avalanches and falling snow from roofs.
On April 21, the weather is expected to be generally clear across the nation, but from April 22 onwards, rain and cloudy conditions may prevail in some areas. The influx of warm air from the south is expected to continue, which could result in strong southern winds nationwide. Regions where snow remains on the roads may experience issues with melting snow leading to poor road conditions, and mountaineers are advised to be wary of avalanches.
As the cherry blossoms are projected to bloom in Tokyo around March 21, there’s a growing interest in the transition from winter to spring. Similar patterns are expected in places such as Fukuoka, Kochi, and Yokohama. Given the context of climate conditions and the seasonal changes affecting vegetation and allergies, there are also discussions about pollen levels and strategies for managing seasonal allergies as spring approaches.
