A weather forecast is a scientific prediction of the atmospheric conditions at a specific location over a defined period. It involves the use of various meteorological data, including temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, precipitation, and atmospheric pressure, to estimate future weather patterns. Weather forecasts can range from short-term predictions, typically covering hours to days ahead, to long-term forecasts that may extend several weeks or even months into the future. They are essential for planning various activities, including agriculture, travel, and outdoor events, as well as for public safety during extreme weather events. Forecasts are communicated through various mediums, including television, radio, internet, and mobile applications, and often include graphical representations to help convey predicted weather changes clearly.
Japan's mid-March weather is characterized by unpredictable and contrasting patterns across regions, affecting daily activities like drying clothes outdoors. The Kanto region experiences retreating clouds and rising temperatures, inviting outdoor…