Clear and cold last night as the snow slowly stopped. Beautiful big, sparkly snowflakes to end that great big fall.

Sorry about a slightly late report today, but we had another really good blast of snow — which continues to fall steadily.

The blue skies lasted until the late afternoon yesterday, when clouds settled in around the peaks and it looked like snow could be falling.

A lot of snow fell, but it's a beautiful sunny morning in Myoko today. Cold, crisp, clean, blue skies, white mountain.... makes all the plowing worthwhile.

I almost thought things were tapering off last night, and that maybe the storm moved ahead a day, as most had predicted Tuesday (today) as the day for heavy snow.

I'm glad I did a lot of general snow clearing yesterday, and added a few more protective boards to one of our windows (shielding the windows from the avalanches of snow off the roof), because the snow is back on again this morning.

Sunny and clear to start the day today; frosted windows and a cold night, but it's warming up quickly today.

The snowfall slowed down during the day yesterday, but never actually stopped. Today we've got a touch of sunlight, but the snow is still falling lightly.

Lots of snow once again. It was really coming down hard through the night; this morning, too, it's falling so hard it looks like fog.

The snow actually slowed and stopped yesterday; the initial forecast is that it would keep on snowing and then get very heavy today, but that's OK.

The snow started last night, and it's still going. It's not exactly a heavy snowfall by Myoko standards, but a nice accumulation of fresh stuff.

Another mild day today; there's a fog advisory out there but visibility is pretty good up to the hill (the ski area itself is obscured). Should get clearer through the day, though.

It's a beautiful morning in Myoko with magnificent blue skies over the (also magnificent) mountain.

It's an interesting day when you get as much snow in the Kubiki Alps — another name for our mountains in Myoko — as in Tokyo.