Heavy snow reminded me of the Northeastern area of Japan and United States

I live in Sendai, a city in the northeast area of Japan. This area is called Tohoku area.

Being northeast of Japan, in the winter it's cold and we have snow to some extent, but being the mid-eastern area of Tohoku, basically we don't have snow so heavily as the western area of Tohoku.

By the way listening to a newscast, the northeastern area of the United States had heavy snow due to a hurricane. Never had I imagined the northeast area of America, but there it looks like they have much snow as we have in northeastern area in Japan.

I was surprised that a hurricane caused heavy snow. In Japan we have similar strong tropical storm called typhoon, but being a tropical storm, and bringing warm air, it hardly ever cause heavy snow.

I might like to be interested in climates in some other area than Japan where I've lived in.

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