Precious Clear Weather and Long-Term Typhoon Forecast

In the Kanto region, clear daytime weather is expected for the first time in a week. Although Tuesday is also forecasted to be sunny, this is due to the aftermath of a typhoon passing through in the early morning. The typhoon is expected to move out around 2 AM, and the clouds will clear immediately afterward, resulting in clear skies. However, as the sun rose almost simultaneously with the clouds covering the sky, we couldn't see the sun. The forecast for clear weather is expected to continue for today and tomorrow, with some clouds mixed in at times, but generally stable weather conditions are anticipated. Due to the widespread clear skies, temperatures are expected to range from 28 degrees Celsius, with the possibility of exceeding 30 degrees in some areas. In affected regions, please be mindful of heatstroke and take advantage of the clear weather. Typhoon No. 26 is estimated to head towards the Sakishima Islands in Okinawa. Following that, long-term forecast models from overseas meteorological agencies are presenting quite interesting information. This is an ensemble forecast, so accuracy is disregarded, and it's a method of calculation considering unpredictability. While there are a fair number of predictions showing it moving west from the Sakishima Islands towards mainland Taiwan, many forecasts indicate it passing by Naha and moving east along the southern coast of Honshu. This is expected to happen at the earliest after the beginning of next month, i.e., next weekend, so it's okay to ignore it for now. On the other hand, it's worth noting the possibility of it merging with a weather front to become a 'combined typhoon,' similar to Typhoon No. 25.