Freezing cold weather doesn’t stop Siberia kids from school
It’s -50 C (-58 Fahrenheit) in Oymyakon, Yakutia on November 23rd. However, school has not been canceled and kids went on with their studies as usual. via news.ykt.ru More
Weather
Latest stories
Cities across Russia lighted up by Northern Lights
Stargazers across Russia were captivated by the spectacular show of multicolored lights shimmering across the night skies last night. Known as Northern Lights, or auroras borealis, is not an unusual occurrence in Russia, however this time social media has been flooded with photos and videos of bright colored skies across Russia. More
How Russian TV gradually brainwashes people with weather forecasts
Russia 24 news channel aired the story about the weather in Syria. According to the leading weather forecast service, Russia has chosen a successful – in terms of weather conditions – time to start bombing. The forecaster noted that in October, the wind speed is low, the rains come only once in every ten days, […] More
Snowy Summer in the City of Vorkuta
While many of us were enjoying sunny summer, residents of Vorkuta were making snowmen last weekend. On Sunday, July 5, the snow fell in the city. Vorkuta is located in the north of Komi Republic in the permafrost zone. It is the third largest city in the Arctic Circle. With the average July temperature about […] More
Sightings of Northern Lights Above Central Russia
Typical to Russia’s North, Aurora Borealis was spotted above several central regions of Russia on March 17th, 2015. Residents of Tver, Perm, Vologda, Saint Petersburg and Moscow regions got a chance to enjoy Northern Lights. Unusual geomagnetic activity is in part responsible for uncommon show in these parts of Russia. Geomagnetic activity is still high, […] More
Sudden Hail Storm in Novosibirsk
Sunny beach is the last place anyone would expect to experience a fierce hail storm – unless you live in Russia. More
Winter in Krasnodar
Residents of Yeisk, Krasnodar Krai have to change their daily routine because of the heavy snowfalls. More
