Japanse weken, Japans weer/seismische activiteit en forecast

This was Japan's hottest summer in 113 years, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.

Temperatures from June to August were 1.64 degrees higher than average, and the highest since 1898, the year the weather agency began keeping records.

The national average temperature is calculated based on temperatures in 17 cities, discounting the effect of extreme changes in temperature caused by the heat island or other phenomena.

While June and July saw the mercury climb higher than the average by 1.24 degrees and 1.42 degrees, respectively, August posted temperatures of 2.25 degrees higher, pushing up the three-month average.

Previously, the record hottest summer was in 1994, when it was 1.36 degrees warmer than average.

kahaarin	dinsdag 14 september 2010 @ 12:34
	NAV de Japanse weken lijkt het me leuk om het weer e.d. in Japan bij te houden, omdat het in een geologisch zeer actief gebied ligt en er ook weerkundig redelijk vaak iets aan de hand is denk ik dat er genoeg te schrijven valt. Laatste aardbeving: http://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/ quote: Earthquake Information (Information about Seismic Intensity at each site) Issued at 14:56 JST 13 Sep 2010 Occurred at (JST): 14:48 JST 13 Sep 2010 Latitude Latitude (degree): 41.5N Longitude (degree): 142.1E Depth: 60km Magnitude: 5.7 Region Name: Aomori-ken Toho-oki Weerwaarschuwingen: http://www.jma.go.jp/en/warn/ Tsumani waarschuwingen: http://www.jma.go.jp/en/tsunami/ Tropical cyclone waarschuwing: http://www.jma.go.jp/en/typh/ Weersvoorspellingen: http://www.jma.go.jp/en/yoho/ Weerkaarten: http://www.jma.go.jp/en/g3/ Wiki van Japan: http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan
Frutsel	dinsdag 14 september 2010 @ 13:42
	recente aardbevingen in Japan
kahaarin	dinsdag 14 september 2010 @ 16:11
	Afgelopen zomer was de warmste in 113 jaar: quote: This was Japan's hottest summer in 113 years, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. Temperatures from June to August were 1.64 degrees higher than average, and the highest since 1898, the year the weather agency began keeping records. The national average temperature is calculated based on temperatures in 17 cities, discounting the effect of extreme changes in temperature caused by the heat island or other phenomena. While June and July saw the mercury climb higher than the average by 1.24 degrees and 1.42 degrees, respectively, August posted temperatures of 2.25 degrees higher, pushing up the three-month average. Previously, the record hottest summer was in 1994, when it was 1.36 degrees warmer than average.