Nekoma Mountain Snow Forecast
The snow season is getting going around Nekoma Mountain. No fresh snow on the radar for the next 3 days. Mild days for now, but early-season cold fronts can change things quickly. Keep watching: storms arrive fast this time of year.

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A typical season at Nekoma Mountain
Nekoma Mountain is outside its usual snow season right now.
A typical season here runs November to March, peaking in January, with around 9m of snow in total.
- Average season
- ~9m of snow
- Snowiest month
- January (205–350cm)
- Usual season
- November to March, peaking in January
- Base to summit
- 700m – 1338m (638m vertical)
That makes Nekoma Mountain the 1st snowiest of 13 Fukushima resorts we have reviewed.
Month by month
Estimated cumulative fresh snowfall at major on-mountain ski areas; actual totals vary substantially by resort, elevation, measurement location, and season.
Forecast tips for Nekoma Mountain
Watch how the storm finishes, not only how it starts. When cold air banking into the Aizu and Bandai hills is the pattern to watch, the live numbers usually matter most in the first lift window. With a 700 to 1338 metre elevation band and 638 metres of vertical, the bigger vertical gives you room to move higher when the lower runs soften. A seasonal baseline around 9 metres means small clean refills matter more than waiting for a giant number. The swing variable is the overnight low, especially if the storm clears before first lifts. With patrol boundaries in play, focus on how the inbounds snow will hold through the first half of the day. Chase it when 10 to 20 cm arrives cold overnight; skip it when warmth follows close behind.
Nearby forecasts
The closest resort we've reviewed is Urabandai, 3km E, topping out at 1,200m. When a storm misses Nekoma Mountain, check these first.