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Nagoya weather forecast — today & tomorrow

31°

Mainly clear

High: 35° · Low: 25° · Feels like 35°

Mainly clear. Gusts up to 28 km/h.

Hourly forecast

Now 1% 31°
21:00 · 30°
22:00 · 29°
23:00 · 28°
00:00 · 27°
01:00 · 27°
02:00 · 26°
03:00 · 26°
04:00 · 25°
05:00 · 25°
06:00 · 25°
07:00 · 26°
08:00 · 28°
09:00 · 30°
10:00 · 32°
11:00 · 34°
12:00 · 35°
13:00 3% 35°
14:00 6% 36°
15:00 8% 36°
16:00 6% 35°
17:00 3% 34°
18:00 · 33°
19:00 · 32°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    41° / 29°
    Precipitation
    0 mm · 49%
    Wind
    8 km/h NW
    UV index
    8 · High
    Sun
    4:59 / 18:57

Details

Air quality
39 Fair
PM2.5 7 · PM10 7

Nagoya's Climate

Nagoya sits on the Nōbi plain in central Japan, near Ise Bay on Honshu, and has a humid subtropical climate with four clear seasons. Summers (June–September) are hot and sticky, often 33–36°C, making it one of Japan's hottest big cities, and the tsuyu rainy season around June and July brings persistent, heavy drizzle before the typhoon risk of August to October. Winters (December–February) turn cold and dry, sometimes 0–3°C with the odd light snowfall. Spring cherry blossoms and cool autumn foliage make those the loveliest, most comfortable times of year.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Nagoya?

Spring (March–April) for cherry blossoms and autumn (October–November) for foliage are best: cool, dry and comfortable, with pleasant temperatures around 15–22°C.

What are the hottest months in Nagoya?

July and August are hottest, usually 33–36°C with high humidity that feels oppressive and days above 38°C, earning Nagoya its reputation as one of Japan's hottest cities.

When is the tsuyu rainy season in Nagoya?

The tsuyu rainy season usually runs from mid-June to mid-July, with cloudy skies and long spells of humid drizzle; August to October can then bring typhoons.

Is Nagoya cold and snowy in winter?

Yes, winters from December to February are cold and dry, with overnight lows often 0–3°C and occasional light snow, though it rarely accumulates deeply.

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