Re: Why is it called the rainy season?
John W. wrote:
> Mad Dan wrote:
>
>> Why is it called the rainy season, and how do you know when it's begun
>> and ended?
>>
> It's one of those weather pattern thingees, like a
> low/high/depression/something in somewhere that happens every year.
>
>> Obviously, looking at the weather's no guide at all
>
> I've found that it seems to be more likely to rain in March/April than
> in June, or whenever the rainy season is supposed to be in full effect.
> I wonder if the rainy season is getting weaker/shorter gradually over time?
The wettest month in Okazaki is usually September.
http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/images/rainfall.gif
But thats only terms of volume - typhoons etc. June has the most rainy
days, miserable drizzly English style rain.
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