Residents of Russia City struggle with temperatures of -50 degrees yet “Can’t Fight It”

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In Yakutsk, the coldest city on earth, temperatures have dropped to minus 50 degrees Celsius this week as a result of an unusually prolonged cold wave.
Residents of the mining settlement frequently witness the temperature consistently fall well below minus 40. The city is situated on the permafrost in the Russian Far East, 5,000 kilometres east of Moscow.

“Fighting it won’t work. Either you adapt and dress appropriately, or you suffer “said Anastasia Gruzdeva, who was dressed in various hats, hoods, gloves, and scarves outside.

Almost enough to make you believe in divine intervention: Russians have been gloating about Europe freezing this winter. Instead, the continent is basking in unseasonally high temperatures while the whole of Russia is hit by brutally cold weather pic.twitter.com/kbJZV5auTU

— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) January 8, 2023

“In a metropolis, you don’t truly feel the cold. Or perhaps your brain is simply preparing you for it and convincing you that everything is normal “She also included the cold mist-enshrouded metropolis.

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There are no unique techniques for surviving the cold, according to Nurgusun Starostina, a different local who sells frozen fish at a market without the use of a refrigerator or freezer.