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City Time Weather

Tokyo, Japan
06:35 PM
Tue, Jun 30
26°C
Partly cloudy
Feels like: 29°C High: 29°C Low: 21°C

Experience Tokyo's unique humid subtropical climate with mild winters and hot, humid summers. The best time to visit Tokyo is from March to May, when cherry blossoms bloom, and temperatures average between 12°C (54°F) and 23°C (73°F). Interestingly, Tokyo receives an annual rainfall of approximately 1,500mm (59 inches), with the wettest season being June to early July. To truly embrace Tokyo's weather, join a traditional Japanese tea ceremony amidst tranquil gardens during your visit.

Today's Forecast

7 PM 🌦️ 25°C 78% 4 km/h
8 PM 🌦️ 24°C 86% 2 km/h
9 PM 🌦️ 24°C 90% 2 km/h
10 PM ☁️ 23°C 88% 3 km/h
11 PM ☁️ 23°C 89% 2 km/h
12 AM ☁️ 23°C 90% 2 km/h
1 AM ☁️ 22°C 91% 2 km/h
2 AM ☁️ 22°C 93% 2 km/h

5-Day Forecast

Wed ☁️
27°C 22°C
💧 69%
Thu 🌦️
24°C 21°C
💧 100%
Fri ☁️
27°C 20°C
💧 37%
Sat 🌦️
27°C 21°C
💧 46%
Sun 🌧️
27°C 21°C
💧 65%

Tokyo Climate & Weather Averages

Tokyo is warmest in August, when daytime highs average 31°C, and coldest in January at around 9°C. The wettest month is September. The table below shows the monthly averages for Tokyo, based on recorded data from 2015–2024.

Monthly climate averages for Tokyo
MonthAvg HighAvg LowRainfall
Jan57 mm
Feb10°57 mm
Mar14°139 mm
Apr19°10°131 mm
May23°15°136 mm
Jun26°19°192 mm
Jul30°23°194 mm
Aug31°24°145 mm
Sep27°21°215 mm
Oct21°14°193 mm
Nov17°97 mm
Dec11°61 mm

A warming climate: Tokyo's warmest month (August) has warmed from an average high of 29°C in the 1950s to 31°C today — a shift of +2.3°C over roughly seventy years.

Best time to visit: May–October offers the most comfortable conditions, with daytime highs around 23°C. Pack light, breathable layers and a light waterproof — Tokyo sees rain year-round, peaking in September. For the coldest spell around January, bring a warm coat.

Source: Open-Meteo ERA5 archive. Averages computed from daily records.