Tokyo: Temperatures across Japan soared past 35 degrees Celsius on Sunday, and authorities have issued strict heatstroke warnings, urging residents to take precautions.
Clear skies from Kyushu to Tohoku contributed to rapid temperature increases, with some regions expected to see highs exceeding average body temperature during the day.
The highest recorded temperature reached 36.6 degrees Celsius in the southwestern Japanese prefecture of Wakayama. Local weather forecasts showed that cities such as Kumamoto and Nagoya also experienced extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 36.4 degrees Celsius.
With temperatures forecasted to peak as high as 38 in Nagoya, Tokyo is expected to experience 35 degrees Celsius.
From Okinawa to the Kanto-Koshin region, a broad swath of Japan remained under a heatstroke alert on Sunday. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor activities in non-air-conditioned environments, stay hydrated, and wear light clothing.
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