Parts of Japan are on high alert for the dates of 9th and 10th, as weather forecasts suggest possible warning-level downpours threatening regions such as Ishikawa. Meteorologists worry that such predicted distressing weather conditions could trigger dangerous floods and landslides. Authorities have advised residents to stay alert, prepare for possible evacuation, and avoid unnecessary outdoor activities.

Extreme weather, including heavy rain with sudden flooding and landslides, occur frequently, and Japan has well-established protocols for disaster preparation and mitigation. Japanese society places great importance on safety, preparedness, and communal support during such events. Updates and advice from weather forecasting agencies are taken very seriously.

Similar to Japan, the United States and the European Union prioritize public safety during extreme weather events. Media outlets play a major role in alerting residents about potential threats. However, due to Japan's frequent encounters with such events, their preparations and evacuation plans are often more robust and organized.