I occasionally meditated for a bit upon a similar map on Yandex Weather—finally understood what the deal with Siberia is. Like, in spring it's way below zero ar

I occasionally meditated for a bit upon a similar map on Yandex Weather—finally understood what the deal with Siberia is. Like, in spring it's way below zero around Mongolia, while it's on the same latitude as Black Sea where it can already be +20°C. Well, turns out I can clearly see warm air moving from the Atlantic eastwards—until it hits the Urals and stops, and everything beyond that is frozen tundra. Warm air from the Pacific somehow barely reaches Siberia, deciding to turn east or west instead. Really nice to just watch this on the screen in realtime. Also in the rain map, it's fun to look at huge clouds spanning entire Europe. Especially if my city is precisely in a small window of clear skies amid the rains.