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-46C. Yakutsk, Yakutia/Siberia. Jan. 14, 2010. 11:03.
A view from my window. That’s what we have currently outdoor in Yakutsk. Pretty cold. -46C. Happy Valentine’s Day 
This video slideshow is pretty old. It was uploaded in 2008. However, the event depicted in pictures is more older. An ice storm happened in Switzerland’s Versoix on Jan. 29, 2005.
Thanks to a Facebook friend Pietro I found this video on YouTube. Just enjoy an incredible spectacle that can be called “The Day After Tomorrow Near Geneva”
Photo: Ronald Menti - Flickr Source
Bolot, what is the weather like in Yakutsk?
Susan, what is the weather like in Canada?
Karl, what is the weather like in Sweden?
amazingsnow, what is the weather like in Spain?
Everybody, what is the weather like ?
Demonstrated in late January, hundreds of snowmen at -10 ° C on the Schlossplatz in Berlin for more commitment to combating climate change. They were accompanied by some Flickr members who held what is happening in the picture.
Nationaal Archief / Het Leven / Spaarnestad Photo, SFA022003048
‘Ski-sailing’, a new sport invented in Austria, demonstrated in St. Moritz, Switzerland, January 1938.
Strange. It was -52C, but we felt really cold. We couldn’t stay outside more than 15 minutes. But when we registered -57.1C in Tomtor on the day of our depature for Yakutsk, it was bearable. We were even surprised at such a low temp at that moment. (more…)
Well it was -32C or -26F but with the strong windchill it was -52C or -62F.
Pole of Cold: Oymyakon
1 km from Oymyakon, Sakha (Yakutiya) russia
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Oymyakon: Coldest town on earth
Meteorological station Tomtor - google map: Tomtor
Oymyakon: – google map: Oimjakon
Is it dangerous to travel to Oymyakon, the Pole of Cold in winter?
Read more: AskYakutia.com
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