The first frost with -41C in Yakutsk, Siberia/Russia

[toki1221]

-35.8 C in shimukappu, hokkaido.

[29iceskater]

how do you get your car to start?

[Michaek33KO]

I went running at 5am this morning in Los Angeles and it was 45°F and I was freezing I thought I almost had hypothermia. Lol.

[Tautvis27]

The cold record in Lithuania is -42.9 C.

[TheDieguito81]

perfect............only summer this city

ahahhaahahhhaahahah

[stepiuliutas]

I'm a bit jelous.. just think, they must fuckalot to stay warm :)

[nona5152]

how u live with -41c ?!!!

i feel it just when i saw this video i hate winter

now it's about 14c

[TheSammy78]

all most loooks like the pas mb can we get about 40below and sometimes it can get to 50 with the wind chill now thats cold

[leeche87]

do you live in this city?

[iraquiano]

I´d like to visit and perhaps living there. I don´t like tropical weather like in my country, Brazil.

Greetings

[ADTheAwesome]

@iraquiano trust me you think you do but then you get there and you hate it

[foreignmx]

I forgot to say come to Mexico's beaches whenever you want, you're welcome.

[foreignmx]

I just want to show my respect to the Russian people, it should be hard to live there. Regards from Mexico a "tropical country".

[cookies5541]

Wow must suck to live there lol!

[bilalhidayat]

The Sun doesn't like it ;)

[elainebmack]

It's amazing how people can learn to cope in such weather extremes. I think it's very healthy to experience the extremes in weather and not have it "nice" all the time. It makes for soft, weak bodies.

[nathernrock]

@elainebmack run in naked then fucking cunt like fag

[custardaghost]

The Russiqan Tsar Nicholas II once remarked that of all the places he'd been, the one he felt coldest in was at Balmoral in Scotland.

[nostalgiamelancolia1]

How can people cope with such a harsh cold climate in places like this one?

[Samyaza69]

@nostalgiamelancolia1 they usually are fat because they eat a lot of fat to keep warm. also they drink a lot. vodka is more like water in their culture. Also they fuck like animals to keep warm and they jump like a deer. (is also their national sport).... 

[backflip369159]

Perfect place

[ElDesmadreGriego]

How...? I've been fascinated by Yakutsk for a few years too but I just don't get it. It's -41°C right now. People still just walk around and their clothes don't even look so amazingly warm..I wanna goooooooooooo!! In winter!

[somenoobz]

i wonder how cold it is, i mean ive only experienced -30C

[crocodile2006]

I bet they don't have a problem with street rapes in this area

[kmalobe1]

@crocodile2006 lol i guess they dont ... freezin dicks LMFAO..They would def break as soon as they put em outside lol

[ECHOdavidoff]

I wanna live and then DIE there!!!!!!

[snoopy84able]

This is BY FAR one the most inhospitable POPULATED ared in the world!! I just can't figure out how these people manage to survive such adverse weather conditions for at least 5 months EVERY YEAR!! In fact now it's -25ºC in Yakutsk!! LOL

[lemonrind]

@snoopy84able It depends on what you're used to. Personally, I don't think I could survive living somewhere that is too hot.

[snoopy84able]

@lemonrind Unless we prepare ourselves to adapt to prolonged periods of extreme temperatures: extreme heat or cold, we'll simply DIE!! Every animal has the ability to adapt to severe weather conditions, like us!

[AdrianoCROST]

I have a few questions for people that experienced that low temperatures.

Is it hurts when you breath on that low temperature ? What are hapenning with your muscles and bones ? Can you move normal ?

Im asking because i never feel temperatures below -4°C or -5°C outside my area and --2 or -3°C in my area. Im writing "my area" because there are very strong and cold winds called BURA (bora) where i live so feeling temp on +5°C with bura is like -5°C without bura.

[lemonrind]

@AdrianoCROST If you dress well, the cold isn't really a problem. The biggest concern is keeping your skin insulated and dry. Your muscles are fine; for the cold to reach your muscles, you would have to be in cold water, or suffering from severe frostbite. You can move normally, but your muscles tense up, and people walk faster (like a penguin) in order to produce more heat. Immigrants from hot countries seem to move in slow motion to me. :) Breathing can sting your nostrils.

[AdrianoCROST]

@lemonrind Thanks for the answer. ;)

[felipe3210]

the hell is cold !!!!

[the0th]

A friend in America phones his friend in Russia and says...

According to weather forecasts it is -60C in your country. Is it true? The Russian replies "No, it is only -20C". The American then asks "Are you sure, our weather forecasts are never wrong". The Russian then says "ah, perhaps in America your forecast is only for outside temperature".

[pitersony]

what the drive oil

arctic oil

[kiwilogaNZ]

This is amazing I have been so interested in Yakutsk for a few years now Reading and viewing as much as I can find. I would love to move there and just live and teach English or something. I know one day I will.

[elainebmack]

@kiwilogaNZ I'm interested in that too. Right now I live in Saudi Arabia, the other extreme, but right now in December it's pretty mild. I prefer cold to heat. You can warm up with clothing and food, but you can take off only so many clothes, especially here!

[Indrius]

@kiwilogaNZ winter looks cool in pictures. But when you have to actually live in it, it's excruciatingly exhausting. You would bail out of there as fast as you came there, trust me on this. Unless you're completely crazy (but you are not).

[eibi86]

What do you do so your car won't freeze while you are not using it?

[lemonrind]

@eibi86 I don't know about Russia, but in Canada, all cars have something called a "block heater". It's a heater that keeps your engine block from getting too cold when the car is off. There is a regular electric cord that comes out of the engine. You plug that in, usually overnight. It doesn't keep the engine hot, but just around the freezing point. This allows the car to start more quickly, using less battery power, and also reduces the time to heat up the passenger compartment.

[068694]

Thanks for putting this video on, I loved it ( in a warped way ) We over in the Uk at the moment are moaning about just a few degree's under. Just don't know how you people survive in those exremes.

[Anyta4321]

Oh! It is amazing.

I live in the South of Spain, and here in summer, the temperature medium is 41ºC

[mashaykt]

ухабы)))

[txdude86]

Is this very cold for late November or the usual? I wonder if some of this cold will find its way into North America later into December.