These Are The 7 Snowiest Cities In The US
Residents in Japan were taken aback by an extraordinary winter occurrence as the country was enveloped in a significant blanket of snow. The sudden and historic winter storm had locals bracing themselves for an impending drop in temperatures to near zero degrees Fahrenheit.
Despite the magnitude of the event, utility providers reported no widespread damage or power outages, offering a sense of relief to affected communities. Meanwhile, in the more densely populated areas such as Tokyo, residents seemed to have dodged the worst of the weather, as clear skies and temperatures reaching the 50s were expected.
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According to the government of Japan, heavy snowfall occurrences in the northern and western regions of the country are a known phenomenon. In certain parts of Asia, communities are considered among the snowiest in the world. Cities like Hokkaido, Tohoku, and Hokuriku form what is commonly referred to as the country’s snowbelt, receiving annual snowfall ranging between 100 and 400 inches.
In comparison, the annual snowfall in Buffalo, New York, amounts to approximately 95 inches, while nearby Syracuse holds the title of the snowiest city in America, with nearly 130 inches of snow annually.
The ranking of the seven snowiest cities in the United States is based on the most recent 30-year climatological averages (1991-2020). The record snowfall in Japan has captured the attention of many, highlighting the diverse and extreme weather patterns experienced across the globe.
