Weather for the week: Autumnal rain front will bring rain for the first half of the week Be aware of daily temperature differences

From around the 7th (Monday) at the start of the week, the autumn rain front will clear up again and pass from western Japan to eastern Japan until the 8th (Tuesday). After that, it is expected to remain near the southern coast of Honshu until the middle of the week.

Warm, moist air moving toward the front could increase frontal activity, or a low pressure system could develop over the front, which could cause heavier rain.

Especially in the Noto Peninsula, there is a risk of heavy rain on the 7th (Monday). We need to be protected from road flooding, river flooding, and landslides.
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In the second half of the week, high pressure is expected to advance from the continent, and the area around Honshu will be covered by high pressure. It will be sunny in many places, and there will likely be good weather for sports days and going out.

Also, in October, trees are starting to change color in the high mountains not only in northern Japan but also in eastern Japan.

Autumn leaves begin to change color as the minimum temperature drops. Autumn leaves start in cooler areas, so autumn leaves progress from north to south, from high altitude to low altitude.

Why not start planning your fall foliage look soon?

Warm air tends to flow in around the 7th (Monday), so it will still be a good idea to wear only short sleeves.

On the other hand, as the front moves south, the temperature will not rise much, and it is likely to be cool for this time of year, with a maximum temperature of 19 degrees Celsius expected in Tokyo in the middle of the week. It might be a good idea to start changing your clothes a bit so you don’t have to worry about what to wear.

The second half of the week will be covered by high pressure, and the temperature is expected to rise to about 25℃ in the east and west of Japan.

Please be careful not to get sick as the daily temperature difference increases.

In October, the trees begin to change color in the high mountains not only in the north of Japan but also in the east of Japan. Autumn leaves begin to change color as the minimum temperature drops. Autumn leaves start in cooler areas, so autumn leaves progress from north to south, from high altitude to low altitude.
Why not start planning your fall foliage look soon?