Temperatures hit July levels in some places in Japan

Temperatures hit July levels in some places in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - A woman takes off her jacket and walks in a T-shirt in Tokyo's Ginza District on Feb. 14 amid temperatures reaching record highs for February at more than 100 locations throughout Japan and levels typically seen in July in a few cities. The temperatures shot up sharply in many parts of Japan as a warm air mass flowed in from the south, with the mercury reaching 26.8 C in the city of Shizuoka and 26.1 C in Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture -- both levels typically seen in early July.

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