In the northern and central regions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the height of snowdrifts in places exceeds 100 cm, and the actual amount of precipitation is 180-230 percent of the norm. At the same time, the deviation of the average monthly temperature in January for these places has a positive anomaly of 7–9 degrees. In Turukhansk, the daily maximum record was even updated twice in January 2020: on January 6 and 7, the temperature rose to -2, and -3.8 degrees, respectively.
But the winter cold returns to Siberian open spaces. Low temperatures in the border layer of Russia are now located above the Turukhansky region, where real 40-degree frosts have come, which is quite expected for the winter months of these regions.
http://www.hmn.ru/index.php?index=1&ts=200131103348
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S0-called ‘hot’ is still below zero
This news says that it is hot in the region and that it will return to the natural cold of the region … ok.
This ‘hot’ is still below zero.
This is not heat !!!!! It’s still cold, isn’t it !?
It’s only “less cold”.
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A top 10 cold winter in Africa and Saudi Arabia?
Where has winter gone?
Certainly not US as its a top 10 warm one. But Africa and Saudi Arabia, may be a top 10 cold one, tho its summer in southern Africa.
Joe Bastardi Tweet:
https://twitter.com/BigJoeBastardi/status/1223237257697599488
“Are anomalies the trend? Or just normal situations?”
Thanks to Martin Siebert for these links
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