Radiological Situation in Iitate-mura
Unfortunately, there are currently no actual data from monitoring stations in Iitate-mura (no measurements in the last 24 hours). Most likely, all sources have stopped publishing monitoring results.
JMA AMeDAS: Iitate (8.3 km)
Why Is Verification Necessary?
Map readings are indicative data from their respective providers. If a value appears unusual, check whether the change persists and consult the provider.
For emergency decisions, rely on official information from the relevant authorities.
Data Sources
Radiation dose rate: Safecast Radnote. Wind direction and speed: Open-Meteo.
Map backgrounds: OpenStreetMap, JMA Himawari, and NASA GIBS.
Fukushima restricted zone: the web geometry is a high-resolution vector derived from the official Fukushima Prefecture evacuation-zone concept map (31 March 2025) and georeferenced through the JGD2011 ArcGIS evacuation-zone raster; narrow map-rendering seams between adjacent sections were closed and detached non-zone artifacts removed while mapped release exclusions were preserved; the latest status is checked against the METI evacuation-zone concept map (1 April 2026).
The total number of monitoring posts in Iitate-mura – 0 posts.
As of October 11, 2026, 05:34
Long-term radiation trend in Iitate-mura, Fukushima Prefecture
Monthly average radiation levels
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Every station has equal weight. A cohort mean is shown only when every listed station has a valid value with the same method. You can also select an individual station. Groups with different units or measurement profiles are never mixed.
Solid lines: official NRA monthly means, with daily outliers removed by the source. Other segments: monthly means with equal weight per valid day. These methods remain separate. Our monthly rollups require at least 75% of intervals in each valid day and 80% of days per month.
Missing or incompatible months remain gaps, without interpolation. Available history differs by station.
Updated weekly
Sources: NRA / RAMDAS; RAMIS; Safecast.