Areas in the Kanto region, including Tokyo, anticipate mixed precipitation with rain and snow on the 29th. The expected weather shift, common for this time of the year, may impact travel plans and daily activities in the region. Residents and tourists are advised to brace for potentially slippery roads and colder temperatures.

Weather in Japan fluctuates regularly, and locals are used to it, often planning activities and schedules around it. Efficient public warning systems exist to alert citizens about upcoming severe weather situations. Japan's attention to the weather, particularly in preparation for any changes, stems from its long history of rainy seasons, typhoons, and snowy winters, necessitating societal and infrastructural resilience.

Similar to Japan, both Europe and the US place high importance on weather forecasts, especially in regions experiencing frequent weather shifts. Accurate weather forecasts are crucial for planning purposes, public safety, and even economic activity. The extent of weather disturbances can vary, and the preparedness often depends on the region's history with such weather events.