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Only a couple of years ago, I spent winter in Moscow (Russia) and it was the coldest winter in over a century. At one point, it was -27 degrees celcius (-16.6 F
by cryptica 7y ago
Only a couple of years ago, I spent winter in Moscow (Russia) and it was the coldest winter in over a century. At one point, it was -27 degrees celcius (-16.6 Fahrenheit) outside in the middle of the city.
There was a meter of snow everywhere in the city. This winter I was in Germany and it was much warmer than last year but I wouldn't jump to conclusions on that basis.
- chupasaurus 7y ago-27°C happens there once in about 10 years, and the coldest winter in a century was in 1941-42 (because of General Moroz on duty!). This year Moscow basically didn't have a winter, in my town near Urals it was pretty similar with 2002.