Japan: Low-Pressure System Brings Blizzard Conditions to Hokkaido, Knocking Donw Trees

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Japan: Low-Pressure System Brings Blizzard Conditions to Hokkaido, Knocking Donw Trees

A rapidly developing low-pressure system moved through Hokkaido on Monday, December 15, bringing heavy snow and blizzard conditions that have caused widespread havoc and left up to 36,000 homes without power. The severe winter storm resulted in collapsed roofs, downed trees, power lines and school fences, stranded cars, and major train cancellations.

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  • 2025/12/16 18:04:32
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  • Hokkaido, 2025 at about 00:30h, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Hokuto in Kushirocho, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: December 15

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