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It’s Now Minus 80°F In The World’s Coldest City | CNN

It’s Now Minus 80°F In The World’s Coldest City | CNN Winters in yakutsk are brutal—temperatures in this remote city in eastern siberia can fall below minus 50 f. what does that really feel like? the air here is cold enough to quickly numb your skin. Join me as i visit the yakutsk fish market, try frozen raw fish (stroganina), see the permafrost kingdom, and learn how people live in the world’s most extreme winter.

Extreme Cold Snaps: Why Temperatures Still Plummet To Dangerous Levels As The Planet Warms | CNN

Extreme Cold Snaps: Why Temperatures Still Plummet To Dangerous Levels As The Planet Warms | CNN Residents of northern siberia and the russian far east are enduring a major cold snap this week as thermostats fall far below 0 degrees celsius. but despite the bone chilling weather, life. Frostbite and hypothermia are 'almost as common as the cold itself' in the bone chilling siberian city of yakutsk. with december temperatures ranging between 31 and 41 fahrenheit, and an. Yakutsk: temperatures have plunged to minus 50 degrees celsius this week in yakutsk during an abnormally long cold snap in the siberian city known as the coldest on earth. From the captivating landscapes to the resilient local culture, yakutsk offers a glimpse into a world that embraces winter's icy embrace with awe inspiring grace. *all photos are shared by lena sysunova, who lives, studies and works in yakutsk.

The Frozen Life In Yakutsk, Russia (PHOTOS) | The Weather Channel

The Frozen Life In Yakutsk, Russia (PHOTOS) | The Weather Channel Yakutsk: temperatures have plunged to minus 50 degrees celsius this week in yakutsk during an abnormally long cold snap in the siberian city known as the coldest on earth. From the captivating landscapes to the resilient local culture, yakutsk offers a glimpse into a world that embraces winter's icy embrace with awe inspiring grace. *all photos are shared by lena sysunova, who lives, studies and works in yakutsk. People in parts of the yakutia region of russia are no strangers to the cold. this past week, temperatures dipped into the 70s below zero fahrenheit in parts of siberia, but locals are out and. In this captivating video, we explore how the resilient residents adapt their daily lives to survive the harsh climate, from innovative heating methods to unique cultural traditions. witness. In winter the only ways to get to yakutsk fom moscow are to fly or to go on 'the road of bones', pictured. the road was bult by stalin's prisoners, many of whom died. New zealand based photographer amos chapple embarked on a two day journey from yakutsk, the coldest major city in the world, to the village in order to document what it’s like living in an area so frigid that people risk frostbite after only a few minutes outside.

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