WHAT'S YOUR WEATHER LIKE - 2021

We did have snow a few years ago and here is the proof....

Noticed the Fir Tree now has been felled and the one by the Barn Building was a Wild Box Tree we cut down and the other behind the wooden pond..far right was an Elder, birds loved it pond hated it...... came down two years ago in a storm...

 

Extreme cold sends temperatures plummeting to 73 below
zero in Siberia






Abnormal cold spell in Siberia is the longest in 14 years
Temps are expected to dip below -50°F in the coming days, as classes have been canceled across Siberia. Frigid temps are expected to last until the end of January for portions of Russia.

If you're someone who's not a fan of cold weather, chances are you won't be taking any trips to the Russian city of Yakutsk anytime soon. The city is currently in the midst of an abnormally long period of harsh subzero cold that is considered unusual even for Siberia's standards.

The temperature in portions of the Yakutia region of eastern Russia, where Yakutsk is located, dropped below 40 degrees below zero Fahrenheit (40 degrees below zero Celsius) during the middle of December and hasn't climbed above that level since -- making this one of the longest stretches of subzero cold in at least 14 years, according to The Associated Press.

Outside of a brief "warmup" to around 24 below zero F (31 below zero C) for the first couple of days of January, the city of Yakutsk, located just south of the Arctic Circle, has recorded both high and low temperatures below 30 below zero F (34 below zero C) since Dec. 8, 2020.

Even colder air has settled into Delyankir, a small district located about 500 miles (800 km) to the northeast of Yakutsk. On Monday morning, Jan. 18, a low temperature of 73 below zero F (58.3 below zero C) was reported.


Delyankir is near Oymyakon, a rural village which is known as the coldest inhabited place on Earth. According to The Siberian Times, the lowest officially recorded temperature in Oymyakon was 89.9 F below zero (67.7 below zero C) in 1933.

On Monday, Jan.18, Verkhoyansk had a high temperature of just 69.3 F below zero (56.3 below zero C) followed by a low of 71.5 below zero (57.5 below zero C) on Tuesday morning.

In Yakutsk, the city's lowest temperature of this cold stretch was 59 below zero F (50.6 below zero C) on Jan. 19. This was the coldest temperature recorded in the community in 15 years.

 

Obviously has something to do with global warming.

Sun coming out but only 3c.
We might get snow tomorrow.

 

0c sunshine

 

Our Sun came out but the Wind is WSW 44 km/hr ......Feels like 0 degrees
Gusts of 78 km/hr

 

Sunny with a bit of cloud and a gentle breeze from the west north west temp 3c feels like -1

 

Looks are so deceiving!!! Stunning blue sky and wall to wall sunshine today....but boy it's cold. Just came back in from having a social distancing natter with someone passing by and I can barely feel my hands!!!!

All change again from this morning, we now have a low tonight of -5 to look forward to.

 

Brilliant sunshine and it is up to 15f. A mild breeze is floating my flag now and again.

A super day for getting some things fixed in one of the little greenhouses. Should be up in the 50's in there by lunch time

 

Minus 9.5c that is cold.

 

It has been a warm and drizzling afternoon, perfect for Paradise and staying in by the log fire watching The Rundown.

 

@Victoria that is a fun movie and great for a rainy day.

We are now up to a blistering 22f....

 

We did laugh ... and cringe a lot! Great movie,

Stay warm and have a nice weekend.