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From the first day to the 3, the snow on the side of the Sea of Japan continues and the snowfall can increase at once.
Snow and dew will continue on the Sea of Japan side until January 1, and snow clouds that have developed especially near Hokuriku are expected to fall. There will be places where it will continue to snow for the next three days. It seems that the cold of midwinter will continue in a generalized way.
31st snowfall more than 10 times normal in Sanin and northern Kinki
On the 31st, the area around Japan has a winter-type pressure distribution with high west and low east, and strong cold air enters. In the Sea of Japan, the north wind and the west wind collided and a snow cloud was formed, and this snow cloud mainly struck in Sanin and north of Kinki. The depth of snow at 4:00 PM is 30 cm in Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture, and 1 cm in normal years, making it 30 times deeper than normal. It measured 24 cm in Matsue city, Shimane prefecture, and 29 cm in Yoneko city, Tottori prefecture, which is more than 10 times the average.
On the first day, the snow and fluff on the side of the Sea of Japan continues. Snow clouds that have developed especially near Hokuriku
The forecast 24-hour snowfall for 18:00 a day is 100 cm in the Hokuriku region, 80 cm in the Tohoku region, 70 cm in the Kinki region, 60 cm in the Tokai region, 50 cm in the Hokkaido region and the Kanto Koshin region. It measures 40 cm in the China region and 20 cm in the northern part of Kyushu.
Visibility can be affected by wind and snow, and driving a car can be dangerous, so caution is required so that the car does not get stuck due to heavy snow. Please refrain from going out unnecessarily. In the unlikely event that you get stuck on a snowy road, exhaust gases can get into the car, so in principle, turn off the engine.
Will the snow clouds that have developed near Hokuriku, where the snow continues on the Sea of Japan side, continue to fall for 2-3 days?
The snowfall forecast in 24 hours for 6:00 p.m. on January 2 is 70 to 90 cm in the Hokuriku region, 40 to 60 cm in the Tohoku region, 30 to 50 cm in the Hokkaido region and the Kanto Koshin region, and the Tokai region. , Kinki Region 20-40 cm.
The 24-hour forecast snowfall for 6:00 p.m. on January 3 is 50-70 cm in the Hokuriku region, 30-50 cm in the Tohoku region and 20-40 cm in the Kanto Koshin region.
Watch out for snow falling from the roof, power outages due to snow on power lines and trees, and avalanches.
Three days are wide and the cold of midwinter
From 1 to 3, the maximum temperature is expected to be approximately the same as in the middle of winter. Hokkaido is a midwinter’s day below 0 degrees Celsius, and there will be places in the northern part of Tohoku where the temperature does not reach 0 degrees Celsius. Even in areas like the Kanto region, where there are sunny days on the Pacific side, severe cold weather continues. The cold that seems to be the beginning of the year will continue in the morning. Please keep warm.
Snow removal precautions
① Before removing snow, be sure to check that the snow is not loose. Fresh snow and warm sunny afternoons can cause the snow on the roof to come loose. Also, vines can fall along with snow.
② When climbing a ladder to the roof, secure it firmly with a rope so that the ladder does not move. When going from the ladder to the ceiling, you need to be more careful not to fall.
③ When removing snow, leave snow around the building. In the unlikely event that it falls off the roof, the snow will serve as a cushion.
Even if it’s a hassle, be sure to wear a lifeline and helmet, and wear slip-resistant shoes. Do not forget to bring your mobile phone when you work.
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