
東京市中心自8月27日起連續34天降雨,打破2019年33天紀錄及1886年以來140年最長連續降雨紀錄。受秋雨鋒面停滯及颱風連續影響,降雨量達往年同期平均的275%。預計10月前後仍可能受鋒面及舒力基颱風影響,連續降雨天數或將延長。
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東京市中心自8月27日起連續觀測到降水,受秋雨鋒面停滯及颱風連續影響,降雨天數突破歷史紀錄。
日本關東地區近期陰雨綿綿,東京市中心今(29日)再度觀測到降雨,自8月27日起已連續34天出現降水,不僅超越2019年連續33天的紀錄,更刷新自1886有統計以來、140年最長連續降雨紀錄。隨著舒力基颱風接近,東京連續降水天數恐繼續延長。
綜合日本媒體報導,東京都心從8月27日至9月29日已連續34天觀測到降水,打破2019年6月27日至7月29日連續33天的舊紀錄,等於逾1個月天天都有雨。從8月30日至9月28日的30天內,東京都心累積降雨量已達629.5毫米,相當於往年同期平均值的275%。
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這波東京長時間下雨的原因,主要是秋雨鋒面長時間停滯在日本本州附近,加上科羅旺、杜鵑、舒力基等颱風接連影響,使關東地區迎來破紀錄的漫長雨勢。今受秋雨鋒面影響,東京都心直到今晚仍會斷斷續續下雨。
預估10月1日前後又可能受到秋雨鋒面及舒力基颱風路徑影響出現短暫雨勢,因此東京連續降水紀錄仍有機會繼續增加。連日降雨,也讓東京9月日照時數目前僅45.8小時,成為有紀錄以來第二低的9月日照時數,僅次於1988年的39.2小時。
東京民眾有機會在10月1日以後迎來陽光,持續超過1個月的陰雨天氣有望在本週看見盡頭,但實際天氣情況仍取決於舒力基颱風路徑。
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東京連續降雨天數將在10月前後繼續增加
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