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Niseko Snow Report, 29 November 2012

by | Nov 29, 2012 | News, Snow Reports | 0 comments

*1cm of fresh snow as fallen in the last 24hrs in Hirafu Village. At 07:00 today the temperature was 1°c. Rain hit the region over night but the temperature has dropped and snow is once again falling on the village.

Snow fall depth in Hirafu village, 29 November 2012

Snow fall depth in Hirafu village, 29 November 2012

Useful information from other places

  • Accumulative snow fall to date,113.5cm
  • Snow depth at the peak, 170cm
  • Snow depth at the base, 70cm
  • JMA’s six hour precipitation forecast, possibly the most accurate weather map
  • Real time lift operations.
  • Big Wednesday

    After the huge storm on the 27th anticipation was high for amazing conditions on the mountain yesterday. There were very few people waiting for the first lifts and the conditions on the mountain were indeed incredibly good.

    The "lift line" for first lifts, 28 November 2012

    The “lift line” for first lifts, 28 November 2012

    Here are a couple shots to set the scene!

    Soul carving, 28 November 2012

    Soul carving, 28 November 2012

    Flying down the super course, 28 November 2012

    Flying down the super course, 28 November 2012

    Shouya enjoying yesterdays snow, 28 November 2012

    Shouya enjoying yesterdays snow, 28 November 2012

    Shouya cutback, 28 November 2012

    Shouya cutback, 28 November 2012

    WOW

    The newly renovated Hirafu-zaka looking very wintery, 28 November 2012

    The newly renovated Hirafu-zaka looking very wintery, 28 November 2012

    Clearing the roof, 28 November 2012

    Clearing the roof, 28 November 2012

    Snow Forecast

    Get more information on Snow-Forecast.com.

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