Tokyo, sub ploaie de 35 de zile fără oprire: s-a doborât un record vechi de peste un secol / video

Tokyo is experiencing unprecedented rainfall, with 35 consecutive days of rain, the longest recorded since 1886. This extreme weather has led to increased food prices and health issues among residents. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that from September 1 to 28, 2026, Tokyo received 629 mm of rain, nearly three times the average for that period. The combination of climate change and El Niño has contributed to this prolonged rainy season. Residents are facing difficulties in daily life, including drying clothes and increased fatigue. Health problems have also arisen due to low atmospheric pressure and high humidity. Additionally, the region is experiencing an active typhoon season, further complicating the situation. Experts warn that global warming is intensifying extreme weather patterns in Japan.