Tokyo and Osaka Record Record-Breaking Late October Temperatures
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Affects Japan
Tokyo and Osaka recorded unseasonable temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius later in the year than ever before.
Warm, humid air blowing from the south pushed temperatures past 30 degrees Celsius in Tokyo and Osaka. The unseasonable heat marked the latest date in any calendar year that these major Japanese cities reached the threshold.
- The causeWarm and humid air surged northward from the south across Japan.
- The milestoneThe Japan Meteorological Agency defines temperatures passing 30 degrees Celsius as a midsummer day.
Why it matters
Unseasonable warmth disrupts seasonal transitions and highlights shifting weather patterns across urban centers. Tracking record daily temperatures helps meteorologists monitor changing climatic baselines.
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What outlets agree on
Both outlets agree that Tokyo and Osaka experienced temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius due to warm air from the south, setting a record for the latest date in the year.
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- CNATokyo, Osaka temperatures top 30°C later in year than ever before1h ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesTokyo, Osaka break record for latest day of above 30 deg C1h ago · open ↗
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