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A cloudburst might last all day in Japan.
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It sounds a little odd to me. A cloudburst is a sudden, torrential downpour, but is brief. If you mean that torrential rain/a downpour can last all day, then I think that is a better choice of words.
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Cloudburst is sudden and does not last all day. A downpour would last all day and would be correct in all the English variants.
Australia, New Zealand America, The UK, and other parts of the Globe.
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It's grammatically correct, yes. I personally don't know if cloudbursts last all day in Japan.
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