Japan: Cold Front Stalls Over Hokkaido Bringing More Than One Meter Snow to Sapporo

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Japan: Cold Front Stalls Over Hokkaido Bringing More Than One Meter Snow to Sapporo

A cold front stalled over Hokkaido on Sunday, January 25, leaving more than one meter of snow on the ground in Sapporo — the highest January total recorded in the city in decades. The persistent storm heavily disrupted transportation, leaving thousands stranded at New Chitose Airport.

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  • Video Location: Chuo Ward, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: January 25, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 2026 at about 14:40h

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