The Met Office warns of a severe cold snap across the UK, with temperatures dropping to -7°C, bringing rain, sleet, and snow, especially in southern England and south Wales. Yellow cold health alerts have been issued for several regions, highlighting risks to vulnerable individuals and potential healthcare strain.
A strong cold air mass is set to bring heavy snowfall to northern Japan, Hokuriku, western Tokai, and northern Kinki regions over the weekend, potentially causing significant disruptions to train services and road travel.
The UK is bracing for a cold and potentially snowy week, with London expecting temperatures as low as 3°C. The Met Office warns of wintry flurries and frost, especially over the weekend, with a continued cold spell forecasted into late February and early March.
Several school districts in Massachusetts and New Hampshire have announced closures or delays due to a winter storm expected to bring snow, ice, and rain. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory, warning of hazardous travel conditions.
Japan is preparing for the season's strongest cold wave, expected to bring heavy snowfall and potential traffic disruptions from Hokkaido to Kyushu. The Japan Meteorological Agency warns of icy roads, poor visibility, and the need for winter preparedness.
A 3.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of York Harbour, Maine, causing brief but intense shaking across parts of New England. No significant damage or injuries were reported.
Nishitetsu has announced potential disruptions to bus services on the 28th due to snow, affecting route and highway buses, especially in mountainous areas. Updates will be available on their website.
From 28th to 29th January 2025, the Kyushu region, especially mountainous areas, is expected to experience heavy snowfall due to strong cold air. Significant snow accumulation and traffic disruptions are anticipated, with temperatures remaining low. The article also highlights the harvest of Hakata Tsubomina in Itoshima City and a shift to milder weather later in the week.
The Japan Meteorological Agency warns of heavy snowfall in the Kyushu region from 28th to 29th January 2025, with significant impacts expected in northern Kyushu, including Fukuoka Prefecture. Snow accumulation could disrupt transportation, especially in mountainous areas.
Fukuoka Prefecture is bracing for heavy snow, particularly in mountainous areas, due to a winter pressure pattern and strong cold air. The Fukuoka Regional Meteorological Observatory warns of potential impacts on traffic, visibility, and agriculture.