Niseko Village Snow Forecast

Mostly clear0cmin the last 24h
Updated 1:00 PM JST · forecast at 725m, mid-mountain
Mostly clear

Niseko Village is sitting around 7°C as winter gets closer. Winter is knocking: 13 cm is on the way in the next 3 days, best Wednesday morning. Mild air means the upper mountain does best out of this one.

Niseko Village from above with gondola in action
Mostly clear
7°
Feels like 3°
Low of 2° |High of 7°
Wind: 9km/h24h: 0cm
Updated 1:00 PM

Snow Trend

AM
PM
Night
24 Hour Forecast

10 day forecast

Today
Mostly clear
2°|7°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Tue
Snow
2°|8°
4cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
4cm
Wed
Snow showers
-3°|1°
9cm
AM
7cm
PM
2cm
0cm
Thu
Drizzle
1°|6°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Fri
Drizzle
6°|11°
0cm
AM
0cm
PM
0cm
0cm
Sat
Snow showers
-3°|8°
4cm
AM
0cm
PM
0.1cm
4cm
Sun
Snow showers
-4°|-3°
14cm
AM
6cm
PM
3cm
4cm
Mon
Snow
-7°|6°
4cm
AM
0.1cm
PM
0cm
4cm
Tue
Snow
-5°|0°
11cm
AM
4cm
PM
2cm
5cm
Wed
Snow
-2°|0°
3cm
AM
2cm
PM
1.0cm
0.1cm

A typical season at Niseko Village

Niseko Village is outside its usual snow season right now.

A typical season here runs November to March, peaking in December, with around 15m of snow in total.

Average season
~15m of snow
Snowiest month
December (335–485cm)
Usual season
November to March, peaking in December
Base to summit
280m – 1170m (890m vertical)

That makes Niseko Village the 8th snowiest of 33 Hokkaido 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 Niseko Village

Read the freezing level before the snowfall total. Here, northwest flow off the Sea of Japan is the pattern to watch, so the useful question is how cold and calm the next window stays. With a 280 to 1170 metre elevation band and 890 metres of vertical, the trees and upper storm laps hold soft snow well after the open faces are worked. A seasonal baseline around 15 metres means the headline numbers can be real storm signals rather than background noise. The swing variable is whether the snow line stays below the 280 metre base through the storm. If gates are part of the day, treat wind and visibility as decision-making numbers, not small print. Chase it when 15 to 25 cm lands cold to the base; skip it when the forecast shows a warm lower mountain.

Nearby forecasts

The closest resort we've reviewed is Niseko United, 2km N, topping out at 1,200m. When a storm misses Niseko Village, check these first.