Tottori Prefecture Free Weather Report 2025

🇯🇵 Tottori Prefecture Weather Report – Month-by-Month Overview

🌨️ January
Cold and snowy, especially inland. Tottori City averages 0–6°C with frequent snow and cloudy skies. Mountainous areas like Daisen receive heavy snowfall, ideal for winter sports.

🌨️ February
Still wintry. Highs reach 5–9°C, with lows near freezing. Snow continues in elevated regions. Coastal towns remain damp and overcast, with occasional sleet.

🌧️ March
Spring begins. Temperatures rise to 8–14°C. Snow melts in lower areas, replaced by rain. Early blossoms appear, and foggy mornings are common.

🌸 April
Mild and blooming. Highs reach 14–20°C. Cherry blossoms peak across the prefecture, especially around Tottori Castle and Lake Koyama. Rainfall is moderate.

🌼 May
Warm and pleasant. Temperatures climb to 18–25°C. Rainfall is light, and sunshine increases. Ideal for hiking in the mountains and visiting the Tottori Sand Dunes.

🌦️ June
Start of the rainy season. Highs range from 22–28°C. Humidity rises, and afternoon showers are frequent. Rivers swell, and vegetation thrives.

🌧️ July
Hot and wet. Temperatures reach 26–32°C. Rainfall peaks, and thunderstorms are common. Inland areas feel muggy, while coastal towns offer slight relief.

☀️ August
Still hot. Highs remain between 27–33°C. Rain decreases slightly, and sunshine dominates. Summer festivals and beach outings are popular.

🌧️ September
Transition to autumn. Temperatures ease to 23–29°C. Rain returns due to typhoon activity. Winds pick up, and nights begin to cool.

🍂 October
Cooler and clearer. Highs drop to 17–24°C. Rainfall decreases, and autumn colors peak in forests and parks. Crisp air makes it ideal for travel.

🌫️ November
Wet and chilly. Highs hover around 12–18°C, with lows near 7°C. Rain is frequent, and fog blankets valleys. Early frosts appear in higher elevations.

🌨️ December
Winter returns. Temperatures range from 5–10°C. Snowfall resumes, especially inland. Coastal towns see more rain than snow. Festive lights brighten city streets.