There is a potential threat of heavy rain on the Pacific coast of Kyushu from the evening of the third day. The uncertain weather conditions have put local authorities on alert. Residents are urged to stay updated with real-time weather details and engage in necessary measures to protect lives and properties. The exact impact of the expected torrential downpour remains uncertain.

Japan, with its geographical location and climate, often faces erratic weather conditions ranging from typhoons to heavy rainfall leading to floods and landslides. Such alerts are taken very seriously, and immediate countermeasures are routinely taken. Schools may be closed, businesses interrupted, and local authorities are prepared for rescue operations if required.

Similar to the residents of often storm-hit states in the US, like Florida or Louisiana, or flood-prone areas in the EU, locals in Japan are often prepared for such emergencies, with disaster preparedness being a regular part of education and societal norms.