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One of the most beautiful and advanced countries in the world, Japan is also known as the Land of the Rising Sun and has a couple of small islands. Fukuoka Prefecture is located on Kyushu Island and is the largest city of the island. Fukuoka has four distinctive seasons. Fukuoka weather is very pleasant. The Prefecture has a temperate climate. The annual average temperature is around 16.3°C and average humidity is approximately 70%. There are 1811 annual daylight hours and 205 cm of precipitation. Around 40% of Fukuoka weather is cloudy annually. In winter, temperatures hardly ever drop below freezing point and there are rains with sporadic snowfalls. Spring is warm and sunnier, with the much-awaited cherry blossoms appearing in late March or early April. The rainy season also called tsuyu lasts through June and July, during which the humidity is very high and temperatures ranges between 25°C and 30°C. Summers are very hot and humid, with temperatures peaking around 37°C. Fall season is mild and dry and can be termed as Fukuoka’s best season. August and September is called the typhoon season. Since Fukuoka weather is mildest during fall, it is best to visit the city at that time.
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