Today in Nagoya, the temperature exceeded 35°C just after 1 PM, marking the first extremely hot day of the year. Continued caution against heatstroke is necessary.
Covered by the midsummer Pacific high-pressure system, the temperature in Nagoya rapidly increased, exceeding 35°C after 1 PM, with a maximum temperature of 35.4 degrees.
This is the first extremely hot day with temperatures above 35°C this year. According to records that started in 1891, this is the second earliest occurrence. Other areas, including Toyota City in Aichi Prefecture, Tajimi City in Gifu Prefecture, and Kuwana City in Mie Prefecture, also experienced extremely hot days.
When asking people in Nagoya’s Sakae area about their measures against the heat…
“I use cooling sheets. The air conditioning at work is strong, so it’s hard to adjust between the outside and inside temperatures.”
“I forgot my parasol today. I didn’t think it would be this hot.”
A mother with a baby in a stroller said…
“For heat measures, I have a fan attached to the
