Every year at the beginning of spring and again at the beginning of autumn, when the seasons are changing the weather fluctuates from day-to-day.
Yesterday, in Tokyo it was very warm and sunny (22° Celcius (about 72°F)).
But today it’s raining and much cooler. The high temperature in Tokyo today is only 11°C (about 52°F).
And then tomorrow it’s forecast to go back up to 22°C again!
The rest of this week high temperature will range from 10 – 18°C (50-64°F)…and rain some days and it’ll sunny on the others.
Weather in April (and October) is unpredictable.
Weather forecast for 2010 April 12-19 in Tokyo, Japan
How’s the weather at this time of year in your part of the world?
Tokyo Five 
About the same over here in Kansai. Pain in the butt.
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>Pain in the butt.
But this is normal weather for April here.
So…しょうがない。 😉
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Yes, nice and sunny today like Sunday, but very cold, windy (broke my cheapo umbrella) and rainy yesterday in Tokyo as you said. This is rather crazy weather … I hate to check what the weather will be like tomorrow.
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>broke my cheapo umbrella
You gotta hold them facing into the wind. 😉
>I hate to check what the weather will be like tomorrow.
Tomorrow will still be sunny but a bit cooler…but the following two days it’ll be cold and rainy again. 😦
According to the weather forecast from a couple days ago, at least.
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Here it’s sunny and in the mid80’s. Just saying. 😀
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You live in Arizona…right?
I’ve never been there but my image of it is a very arid desert that’s always very warm.
The “mid 80s(F)” = high 20’s / low 30s Celsius.
It’s so warm there and it’s only early April…summer must get very hot!
Is it ever cold there?
As I said above, I don’t particularly like extremely cold or hot weather…but I enjoy having four different seasons.
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It does actually get fairly cold here in Phoenix in the winter. We can get down to just above freezing at night, but are usually in the mid- to upper-50’s during the day.
As for how hot it can get during the summer… I’ve seen 117 but I understand the hottest day on record was 122.
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>freezing at night…mid- to upper-50’s (55°F = 13°C) during the day.
I guess since it’s an arid desert with low humidity, the temperature drops significantly when the sun goes down.
Japan, like Florida (where I grew up), is very humid. I think I like that better…even though the summers get sweltering, it doesn’t suddenly become cold at night.
>I’ve seen 117 F (47°C) but I understand the hottest day on record was 122 F (50°C).
That sounds dangerously hot…but I guess without the high humidity it probably doesn’t feel any different than summer here.
It gets up to around 35°C (95°F)…but the humidity makes it feel even hotter!
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I think my weather is the same as yours, considering I live in Kamakura.
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I’m sure it’s similar…Kamakura’s not far.
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no it does not. In the summer, the temperature ranges from the 70s to the 80s, which means I turn on the air conditioners.
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In Tokyo, the temperature can get up to 32°C (90°F).
In winter, down to 0°C (32°F).
Most of spring is very mild. And in autumn, it’s comfortable too…with the leaves changed colors.
Very different from Florida (where I grew up)…I like having four very different seasons here in Tokyo.
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rather cool. 60s and 70s F
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Is that the temperature there in Hawaii now?
It’s 10-22°C (50-72°F) in Tokyo this week. So, “60’s – 70’s°F” isn’t “rather cool” for this time of year to me…but “rather warm” 😉
In Hawaii, does the temperature fluctuate greatly in late March / April like it does here?
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