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Record Snow Hits North Japan

Record Snow Hits North Japan, With More 'Blizzard' Conditions on the Way

Heavy snow covered parts of northern Japan on Wednesday, February 4, as forecasters warned of blizzard conditions still to come.

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Heavy snow in northern Japan blocks roads and causes dozens of deaths

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Heavy snow across Japan leaves 35 dead

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At least 35 dead, hundreds injured after weeks of heavy snow

At least 35 people have died and 393 have been injured across Japan following two weeks of relentless snowfall, prompting authorities to issue avalanche warnings in northern regions PEOPLE reports.

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At Least 35 Dead and Almost 400 Injured as 6.5 Feet of Snow Hits Japan, with Authorities Warning of Impending Avalanches

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At least 30 dead as Japan battles winter storms with soldiers and snow plows

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You think this winter is bad? Watch the home movies from the Blizzard of ’66

But the snow just kept coming,” said Brian Smith, recalling the Blizzard of 1966. Thanks to his father’s film camera, we can witness the epic storm that hit on January 30, 1966.The storm dumped 27 inches of snow in just two days,

What is a blizzard? It's more than just snow

CLEVELAND — A blizzard is not defined by how much snow falls, but by how the atmosphere behaves. It’s a storm where wind, cold, and snow combine in a way that reshapes the landscape and slows daily life to a crawl. To meteorologists, a blizzard is a specific set of conditions. To those who experience one, it’s a reminder of winter’s raw power.

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Blizzard Conditions Shroud Parts of Eastern South Dakota

Blowing snow caused whiteout conditions across parts of eastern South Dakota on Wednesday, January 21, as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a blizzard warning for several cities in the region.

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This storm dropped nearly 2 feet of snow on Mass., but was it officially a blizzard?

Sunday’s whopper of a snowstorm pounded the region and dropped more than 20 inches of powder in some communities. But did it meet the specific requirements to be declared a blizzard? “The short answer is no,

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Blizzard warning hits Pennsylvania. What to know now

A blizzard warning is in effect for parts of southwest Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia through early Thursday. Snowfall could reach 6 to 8 inches in the highest elevations, with 3 to 6 inches expected in other advisory areas. Strong winds gusting ...