Weather for three days of holiday: Stormy Saturday and substitute public holidays, Sunday 3rd and Culture Day will be good days to go out – Weather News

Tomorrow, November 2 (Saturday), the first day of the three-day holiday, an easier development of rain clouds is expected due to the advance of a low pressure system derived from Typhoon No. 21.

Northern Kyushu and the Chugoku region could experience record heavy rainfall at this time of year, and vigilance is needed for landslides and river flooding.

Elsewhere in western and eastern Japan, it continues to rain throughout the day, with localized heavy rain possible. Rain is also expected in the Tohoku region, especially in the southern part of the country.

When traveling by car, roads can be slippery and visibility can be poor, so give yourself plenty of time and be careful not to drive too fast.

On the 3rd (Sunday), the middle day of the three-day weekend and Culture Day, the heavy rain will pass and many places across the country will be sunny.

During the holidays the weather will be calm across much of the area, allowing many places to enjoy outings. During the day the temperature rises and the climate is refreshing.

On day 4 (Monday), a replacement holiday, a low pressure system develops accompanied by a front approaching northern Japan, causing a worsening of the weather.

As the cold front passes, heavy rain with localized thunder is expected. In addition to thunder there is also the possibility of hail and gusty winds.
After the front passes, westerly winds are expected to strengthen and the weather will be rough.

It’s no surprise that transport can be affected when returning from a holiday or excursion, so check the latest weather information and traffic information.

Temperatures will drop on the night of the 4th (Monday), and snow is likely to turn to snow in some places in the mountain passes of Hokkaido. If you will be returning home late, you should also pay attention to the road conditions.
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