Hida Kawai Snow Forecast

Rain0cmin the last 24h
Updated 1:00 PM JST · forecast at 1,028m, mid-mountain
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Hida Kawai is sitting around 14°C as winter gets closer. The next 3 days look dry on the snow front. Mild days for now, but early-season cold fronts can change things quickly. Keep watching: storms arrive fast this time of year.

Ski lift at Hida Kawai
Rain
14°
Feels like 15°
Low of 12° |High of 14°
Wind: 5km/h24h: 0cm
Updated 1:00 PM

Snow Trend

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PM
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24 Hour Forecast

10 day forecast

Today
Drizzle
12°|14°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Tue
Mostly clear
8°|16°
0.1cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0.1cm
Wed
Snow showers
-1°|8°
0.4cm
AM
0.4cm
PM
0.1cm
0cm
Thu
Overcast
-1°|12°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Fri
Drizzle
5°|13°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Sat
Partly cloudy
5°|11°
0.1cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0.1cm
Sun
Sleet
3°|12°
0.1cm
AM
0.1cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Mon
Drizzle
7°|12°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Tue
Mostly clear
1°|6°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Wed
Clear
-1°|7°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm

A typical season at Hida Kawai

Hida Kawai 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 (210–360cm)
Usual season
November to March, peaking in January
Base to summit
853m – 1202m (349m vertical)

That makes Hida Kawai the 1st snowiest of 10 Gifu resorts we have reviewed.

Month by month

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Estimated cumulative fresh snowfall at major on-mountain ski areas; actual totals vary substantially by resort, elevation, measurement location, and season.

Forecast tips for Hida Kawai

Read the temperature trend beside the fresh-snow number. The headline number only helps once you know whether a clean northwest flow across the Hida ridges is the pattern to watch. With a 853 to 1202 metre elevation band and 349 metres of vertical, the groomers tell the story quickly once the first few laps are done. A seasonal baseline around 9 metres means small clean refills matter more than waiting for a giant number. The swing variable is storm timing, because an overnight finish skis very differently from an afternoon pulse. If you are looking beyond the ropes, only chase that angle when the forecast also shows settled wind and stable visibility. Chase it when the storm exits cold and calm; skip if the tail end turns wet or windy.

Nearby forecasts

The closest resort we've reviewed is Star Spur Ryokufu Resort Hida Nagareha, 17km NE, topping out at 1,422m. When a storm misses Hida Kawai, check these first.