Japan: Heavy, Wet Snow Hits Hokkaido, Brings Power Outage Threat

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Japan: Heavy, Wet Snow Hits Hokkaido, Brings Power Outage Threat

Widespread snowfall blanketed many parts of Hokkaido on Monday, December 8, turning the region into a winter landscape. Much of today’s snow was heavy and wet, and areas with strengthening winds faced the risk of blowing snow, reduced visibility, and possible power outages caused by snow accretion.

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  • ILEA004966762
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  • 2025/12/08 21:11:23
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  • @sakkurusan via Spectee
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  • @sakkurusan via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 176.16(MB)*
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  • Hokkaido, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: December 8, NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: Chitose City, 2025 at about 12:30h

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