Met officials warn of the possibility of severe rainfall in Japan's Kanto region around 6 pm. The caution is particularly directed at residents and visitors, advising them to take necessary precautions and stay updated about the weather situation. The approaching torrential downpour may potentially trigger floods and landslides in certain regions, although no evacuation orders have been issued yet.

In Japan, severe weather alerts, especially those involving torrential rain, are taken very seriously. People are accustomed to staying updated via weather forecasting apps, websites, and public broadcast platforms. Emphasis on preparedness is a significant aspect of the society in preventing severe damage, closely tied to the value of community safety and orderliness.

Similar to Japan, in the US and EU, severe weather warnings are communicated via different media platforms. However, due to Japan's unique geographical vulnerability to natural hazards like typhoons and earthquakes, the level of public alertness during such weather disturbances may seem greater in intensity.