Yellow dust is expected to fly into the prefecture on the 26th, and the weather observatory is urging people to be careful about the impact on traffic if visibility worsens.
In addition, the highest temperature in Nagano City on the 26th is expected to reach 29 degrees, making it extremely hot for this time of year, so people should be careful about heatstroke.
According to the Nagano Local Meteorological Observatory, yellow dust is expected to be scattered over a wide area, mainly in the north, on the 26th, and it may be observed as early as the morning.
Visibility, which refers to the range in which objects can be clearly seen with the naked eye, is expected to be less than 10 km, and in some places less than 5 km.
The Japan Meteorological Observatory warns that if visibility drops to less than 5 km, traffic may be affected.
There are also concerns about the effects of yellow dust adhering to outdoor laundry.
If yellow sand is observed in the prefecture, it will be the fifth day of the season.
On the other hand, the prefecture is expected to be widely covered in high pressure on the 26th.
Although the morning minimum temperature is expected to be around 10 degrees Celsius in Nagano City and Matsumoto City, the daytime maximum temperature is expected to be 29 degrees Celsius in Nagano City, 28 degrees Celsius in Matsumoto City, and 27 degrees Celsius in Iida City.
The temperature difference is large, and the body is not used to the heat at this time of year, so the Japan Meteorological Observatory warns people to take care of their physical condition, including making sure to drink plenty of water, as there is a risk of heat stroke.
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