Intense snowfall persists along the Sea of Japan coast, with warnings in effect for traffic disruptions and snow-related accidents through Monday, February 24.
Heavy snowfall continues to affect the Sea of Japan coast, particularly in Niigata Prefecture, as an intense cold air mass remains in place.
Streets and buildings in Minamiuonuma have been blanketed by thick snow, with forecasts indicating more snowfall through Monday.
As of Sunday morning, the snow depth reached 382 cm in Uonuma city, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. Local authorities have issued warnings for multiple regions, advising residents and travelers to stay alert for possible traffic disruptions and snow-related accidents.
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