Japan: Blizzard Conditions Reduce Visibility in Sapporo Area 5

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Japan: Blizzard Conditions Reduce Visibility in Sapporo Area 5

Heavy snowfall hit Sapporo and surrounding cities on Tuesday, January 13, significantly reducing visibility. Snow intensified in the afternoon, with 13 centimeters accumulating between noon and 6 p.m., according to local authorities. As of 6 p.m., blizzard conditions forced the closure of multiple expressways across a wide area. The severe weather also disrupted air travel, with 99 flights canceled at New Chitose Airport, along with numerous delays.

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  • 2026 at about 17:15h, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: January 13, Video Location: Near Sapporo Station in Sapporo, Hokkaido

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