- Intense snow and strong winds are forecast across Japan through Monday, potentially disrupting transportation.
- A rapidly developing low-pressure system will bring high winds, particularly along the Sea of Japan coast, reaching up to 126 kph.
- Extremely cold air arriving Sunday and Monday will cause heavy snowfall, possible blizzards, and increased risks of avalanches and power outages.

A: Hey, did you hear about the news? It looks like we’re in for some crazy weather!

B: No, what happened? Seriously?

A: Yeah! Apparently, a big storm is coming. It’ll be really windy and snowy, especially on the Sea of Japan side.

B: Wow, that sounds intense! How strong are we talking?

A: They’re saying the winds could be super strong – like over 100 kilometers per hour in some places! Hokuriku and Chugoku regions will be hit hard.

B: Seriously? That’s wild! What about the snow?

A: A lot! Up to a meter in the mountains! Even low-lying areas could get a lot of snow.

B: A meter? That’s a *lot* of snow! So, are we going to be stuck inside?

A: Maybe! They’re warning about possible transportation problems. Trains, buses… everything could be affected.

B: Ugh, that's no good. The weekend is coming up, too.

A: Exactly! They’re also worried about avalanches and power outages from all the snow.

B: Okay, that's a bit scary. I should probably stock up on some supplies.

A: Good idea! Just be careful out there!