A significant winter storm is expected to impact multiple regions across the United States, bringing heavy snowfall, ice, and strong winds. Areas including the Mid-Atlantic, New Jersey, and Massachusetts are preparing for hazardous conditions, with potential power outages and travel disruptions. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather alerts.
A strong cold air mass is set to bring heavy snow to northern Japan, Hokuriku, western Tokai, and northern Kinki regions, causing potential delays and cancellations of train services, including Shinkansen. Preventive road closures and traffic disruptions are also expected, urging travelers to exercise caution and check the latest weather and traffic information.
The Japan Meteorological Agency warns of heavy snow in the Kyushu region from January 28 to 29, 2025, with significant impacts expected in northern Kyushu, including Fukuoka Prefecture. Mountainous areas could see up to 20 cm of snow, leading to potential transportation disruptions. Residents and travelers are advised to prepare for severe weather conditions.
Fukuoka Prefecture is bracing for heavy snow, especially in mountainous areas, due to a strong winter pressure pattern and cold air. The Fukuoka Regional Meteorological Observatory warns of potential traffic disruptions and other impacts.
From January 27 to 28, Japan faces deteriorating weather with rain and snow across western Japan to the Tokai region, and blizzards in Hokkaido. Heavy snow is expected in northern Japan and Hokuriku, with temperature variations across the country. Stay prepared for traffic disruptions and road conditions.