日本気象協会の予測によると、ゴールデンウィークの後半、特に5月3日以降は雨と曇りの天気が続く見込みだ。4月25日から5月6日までの期間中、5月2日までは多くの地域で晴れ間が続くが、低気圧や前線の影響で注意が必要。全国的に気温は平年より高く、夏の暑さを感じる場所も多い。
日本気象協会は、ゴールデンウィーク期間中の天気予報を発表した。今年の同期間は4月25日から5月6日までで、多くの地域で5月2日までは晴れ間が見込まれる。
しかし、5月3日以降の最終5日間は、低気圧や前線の影響で雨と曇りの天気が持続すると予測されている。協会は、この時期の屋外活動に注意を呼びかけている。
全国的に気温は平年を上回り、多くの場所で夏のような暑さが予想される。屋外レジャーを計画する人々は、天気情報を確認するよう促されている。
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The National Meteorological Service issued yellow and orange alerts for storms, rain, and strong winds affecting multiple provinces from the night of Monday, March 2, to Thursday, March 5, 2026. Central and northern regions will face the most severe conditions, with gusts up to 70 km/h and precipitation exceeding 20 mm. The public is advised to take precautions against potential damage and disruptions.
France faces a three-day weekend from May 1 to 3 with above-average spring temperatures and scattered storms. La Chaîne Météo predicts contrasting weather, with rain in the west and drier conditions in the east. Highs will frequently exceed seasonal norms.
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Roads, train stations and airports in Japan congested on Saturday as the five-day Golden Week stretch began. Travelers headed to hometowns or domestic and overseas vacations. JR East reported disruptions on the Yamagata Shinkansen due to strong winds and a fallen tree.
Heatwave grips parts of India, with temperatures nearing 45°C in cities like Prayagraj and Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. On April 29, 2026, rain accompanied by thunderstorms is forecast for Bihar, West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, and Sikkim. Experts warn of prolonged heat due to developing El Nino conditions.
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Hong Kong's Observatory forecasts increasing showers with squally thunderstorms later on Sunday, May 3, heavier in some areas. A cold front sweeping Guangdong's coast will drop temperatures to around 21 degrees Celsius by Monday morning. The public is urged to monitor updates for outdoor plans.
Cloudy and cold conditions are expected across Gauteng, with the South African Weather Service issuing a yellow level 2 warning for severe storms. Heavy downpours could lead to localised flooding in western Johannesburg areas including Soweto. Cool weather with showers will persist into the weekend.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency will classify days reaching 40°C or higher as "cruelly hot" or kokushobi, starting this summer. The move aims to boost vigilance against extreme heat as such days grow more frequent. The term was selected from a public survey with 478,000 responses.