Japan Records Second Warmest Spring Since 1898, High Temperatures Expected This Summer

Japan's Meteorological Agency reports that the average temperature from March to May this year was 1.54°C higher than usual, making it the second warmest spring since records began in 1898. High temperatures are also anticipated for the summer.

Mon Jun 01 2026

Second Warmest Spring on Record

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the average temperature from March to May this year was 1.54°C higher than average. This marks the second warmest spring since records began in 1898. The primary reason for this warmer trend is attributed to Japan being frequently covered by warm air. Notably, the Northern Kyushu region experienced its warmest spring ever recorded.

Summer Heatwave Forecast and Heatstroke Warnings

The Meteorological Agency predicts that higher-than-average temperatures will continue across Japan throughout the upcoming summer. In response, the agency is urging citizens to take sufficient heatstroke prevention measures and to pay close attention to their health.

*Source: YouTube: 日テレNEWS (2026-06-01)*

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