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"We Must Prepare for the Possibility of Record-Breaking Rainfall in the Future," Says Chairman of the Abnormal Weather Analysis Committee, Regarding This Year's Torrential Rains and Heatwaves: "Common Sense Is No Longer applicable."
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A panel of experts was convened to discuss the record-breaking heat and heavy rainfall expected in the summer of 2026. Takashi Nakamura, Chairman of the Abnormal Weather Analysis Committee, stated: "In short, past (weather) experience and common sense are becoming less applicable." The Japan Meteorological Agency convened the expert panel to discuss the record-breaking high temperatures in July and August, mainly in western Japan, including extr…
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