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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Reef Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for current conditions before heading out. Tokyo’s weather varies sharply by season, so knowing what to expect each month helps you pack and plan properly.
What’s the typical weather pattern in Tokyo?
Tokyo has four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and humid, with temperatures often above 30°C and frequent rain in June and July. Winters are mild and dry, averaging around 5–10°C. Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable conditions, with clear skies and moderate temperatures.
How do conditions change across Japan’s major cities?
Osaka weather is similar to Tokyo but slightly warmer in summer and milder in winter. Kyoto weather tends to be a bit cooler in winter due to its inland valley location. Both cities see heavy rain during the June rainy season. For a full monthly breakdown, see our Japan Weather By Month guide.
How reliable are extended Tokyo forecasts?
For a tokyo weather forecast 14 days, expect reasonable accuracy for the first week, but conditions beyond that are less certain. A tokyo weather forecast 30 days gives only a broad seasonal trend. For short-term planning, check a weather in tokyo 10 days forecast from the live forecast above. For weather in japan 10 days, apply the same logic: trust the near-term data, treat longer-range outlooks as rough guides. Some services also offer a tokyo weather forecast 15 days, but treat that as indicative only.
What about monthly planning?
Using a tokyo weather by month chart shows you the clearest pattern: spring and autumn are safest bets. Summer is fine if you can handle humidity; winter is good for clear skies and fewer crowds. For other destinations in the region, check our Singapore Weather December or Phuket Weather pages.
Does Tokyo get typhoons?
Yes, typhoons usually hit between August and October. They bring heavy rain, strong winds, and can disrupt transport. Always check the live forecast above and any Severe Weather Warning during those months.
Is Tokyo humid in summer?
Very. Humidity regularly exceeds 70% from June through August, making the heat feel much worse. Light, breathable clothing and staying hydrated are essential if you visit then.
Does it snow in Tokyo?
Light snow falls once or twice a year, usually in January or February. Accumulation is rare and melts quickly. For heavier snow, head to the mountains or northern Japan.