Тема центрального отопления не раскрыта. Нурия из Бадалоны говорила: В России может и долгая зима, зато в домах- всегда лето!:)

Fedor, this series looks so professional! You’re taking things up a notch here!

I'm from Minnesota in the USA and we have an extreme climate with a big swing like Siberia does. Our lowest temp was -60F (-51C) and highest was 115F (46C). I've always felt like living here would prepare me decently 😆

Lol when you said 22º is hot I had to think for a moment to realize, this is a freezing temperature where I live.

I had to laugh at your concept of hot. I'm in western Texas, the usual high temperature in the summer around here is 43/44 C. Not as bad as Arizona, where it can reach close to 50 C in some parts of the state. Hot is when you open your door to go outside and you feel like you are walking into an oven. On the flip side, when a freak cold wave caused the temperature to fall to minus 18 C last winter, we all thought we'd die from the cold. The average Russian probably wouldn't have even thought about it.

Да, Москва in Summer was damn hot - I've been there 7 years ago and it was something like 35°C or more. They were watering the streets even.

доброе утро from america! this new series looks cool.

Я думаю что я буду жить на Камчатке. Мне нравится холод. This promises to be a great new series, Fedor. Very interesting indeed!

The graphical work in this video is outstanding! I really like this format already

We love Russia ❤❤❤

You are in good shape! Seems life in Russia is more healthy than in the US.

Did NOT know that about Siberia. I too always thought that Siberia was cold year-round, just because it was so far north. Ещё раз, спасибо большое за нам рассказывает о России!

I live in Wisconsin which is in the northern part of the US. I Skype with a girl from Saratov. Our climates are almost identical. Our summer high temperatures are both about 35C. In winter, Saratov is close to -20C, and my hometown is about -30C.

Great video, the quality is awesome! Can't wait for the next episode!

This series looks promising 👌🏻

Thanks for making this fantastic videos we love them

Woah this series looks cool

So excited and happy to see this. ✅💯

My mother had a lot of experience with korean food in Vladivostok and it has a lot of unusual animals like white tigers.

This is great info..thank you🙂

Nice video. Thank you 😊

Great stuff!

Dobry Dzien Fedor, Thanks for the insight. I have been to both Moscow & St Petersburg as aircrew. Summer was not too bad but winter, oh my goodness especially at Shereymetyvo & Domodedovo airports🤗

Most of the Russian territory has high air humidity ( except for Siberia and steps), so even at +25 C it feels very hot sometimes, and at +30 just becomes almost impossible to breath.

that's lovely that they allow you to go inside to warm up, they'd never do that in Hungary/USA (the two countries I'm from) I mean not that HU gets that cold but still

I really love your vedios .They are so informative.Thanks for make such infromative & aamazing vedios

I have been in Vladivostok and in San Francisco! But i would ever prefer Россия

An excellent video

Really cool infographics

very useful video thanks alooot

Man, I still remember that time I got stuck in Volgograd when it was -30C. Traffic was practically stuck and most public transport was topped off with passengers (and wasn't moving faster than on foot). I had to move like 2-3 miles in a snowstorm to get to my place. I was moving from one store to the next. Going into stores and banks just to get some heat into me. I was not prepared... Don't repeat my mistake.

Фёдор, ты чего это Камчатку по температуре так опустил. Летом у нас в среднем 20, а максимум до 30 доходит. Зима в зависимости от района но не больше 30-35.

Very useful

This office is exactly how I want mine to be once I have a house! Great video too!

That is Superb

Lovely!

Sharp new set ) it looks much better than the American sets. I could really go for a place that considers 20c to be hot. ) Purely in the spirit of constructive criticism, I'd like to suggest egg cartons or carpets on the hard surfaces to knock back the echo, and if you can lock your camera's exposure and white balance, it won't flicker when you move around. (Check out around 11:20.) Very promising start to what I hope is a great series )

That's it, I'm moving to Kamchatka

I'm liking this series, I visited Omsk and Novosibirsk in July and it was 28C some days, on the whole it felt very hot. One thing which surprised me about the buses is that it's a flat rate fare, it was 30 rubles for a trip no matter where you got off. In the UK this is unheard off, I actually avoided busses for the first few days because I didn't know where I wanted to go and was worried about talking to the ticket person.

Damn 22degree in summer is basically winter in Thailand where I live

22 degrees Celsius "pretty hot". Ok Fedor. (me, a brazilian)

In june 2012 I was near Khanty-Mansiysk, Siberia for 3 weeks for school. It was well over 30 degrees.

WHAT A DIFFERENCE!! Compared to your English when talked about "Quartiers/apartments" russians live , THIS IS FAR BETTER!!! I wish my Ruski had improved as well as your English had..

A couple of points that were not explained re: winter clothing. (a) Layering - nothing mentioned about what you put on between the t-shirt and the coat. There should be at least 2 layers in between - a long-sleeved warm shirt or thin turtleneck etc, and a woolen or fleece jumper. (b) The overcoat needs to be not just water- and winde-proof, but also warmly lined - with fur, goose / duck down, or synthetic fleece. (c) The hat shown is ok if you are going a short distance from house to car etc; if you are planning to be outside for any period of time, you need a warm fur ushanka, that covers your whole head and where you can turn the flaps down over your ears. Alternatively, if a woolen hat like the one shown is worn, you need a warm hood attached to your coat so you can put it on over the woolen hat. (d) The socks need to be thick and woolen. (e) Gloves - a lot of people wear woolen gloves that give you dexterity, but also wear waterproof mittens over them. When not needed (e.g. you need to take your AKM off safety...) the mittens may hang by your sleeeves on a thin strong cord that goes from one to the other through the sleeves of your coat. That way you'll never lose one of them! (f) When he says "underpants", he really means "longjohns" :)

Siberia: "We have the biggest temperature spread" North Dakota: "Hold my beer"

Very nice 👍 comparison done of the weather in each region. I really thought that Siberia is the coldest region in Russia.

Nice

Love this! Looks pro! Still 22 Celsius for vacation 😱 I thought we in the Netherlands knew cold!

I’m from Texas and I can safely say that in my location 90-110 degrees Fahrenheit is the norm, and the coldest for us is usually 20-30 degrees Fahrenheit… I’d love to visit Russia, but I think I’d freeze in the summer! I don’t even want to imagine winter 😅

Where I once lived in Rycroft Alberta Canada it is exactly the same latitude as Moscow. The coldest I've experienced here is -72°C with the wind chill. In the summer with the humidity it gets up to around +42°c. A pretty wide range of temperatures as much as anywhere in Russia 🇷🇺

It should go without saying, but you never mentioned socks. I'm not talking about regular, general-use socks, I mean a pair of good, thick socks, and be sure to buy boots large enough to accommodate them (as well as your feet). Most of the United States doesn't get as cold as Russia, but thick socks are essential for the winter months here.

Very nice review of your country. I will like you to show us about your lifestyle and shops and nightclubs. Cafe etc. 👍

Hey! Could you tell us more about Kaliningrad, if you haven't mentioned it already?

I am From Bangladesh and 30 degree celsius is a normal temperature during summer.

I second that about clothes, living in Chicago/USA. Waterproof boots are a must, and so are a hat and scarf. I'm interested to know how Russian houses are built differently in regard to heating. I'd imagine they are more centralized and well insulated. Just a guess. Thanks much

Je connais ce sont les mêmes vêtements que l'on met à Montréal Canada, pour l'hiver!!!

Being from Australia our summers are usually in the mid 40s (degress c) during the day and down to 20 overnight, in winter the lowest I've seen is only 1 degree. So i think i would freeze in Russia all year round haha

Nice jacket

Looking at the temperatures in Fahrenheit I can see that your your temperatures on average are actually cooler than what they have been on the northwest region of the United States.

When I hear anyone say a place is hot I need at least 38 Celsius 🤣 great video though exactly what I needed

Корочи в России холодно даже летом, вот сентябрь уже завтра, и мне холодно хахахаха, привет из Казани 😃🖐

I want to wake up in a day in Yakutsk. I hope to carry out it.

Some of Russia's reputation for cold has to do with the years 1812 and 1941. Two of the most abnormally cold winters in recorded Russian history just happened to somehow coincide with massive military invasions by vastly superior (in terms of training, numbers, and equipment) foreign powers, and played a huge role in the eventual failures of those invasions. Now any real student of military history will tell you that the hubris of Bonaparte and Hitler led both to expect quick victories which would render winter preparations unnecessary and to inadequately prepare their supply lines, and they would be correct, but the unusual brutality of winter 1812-13 and winter 1941-42 is often given a little more credit than it deserves. Therefore, those outside Russia who know the military history but are unfamiliar with the great variability of its climate make the association that Russia = cold, and Russia gets tagged with a description which is not totally fair.

when you said "siberia is very hot at the summer", i thought you will say "50 degree " 😅😅 ,, like our arabic world ... in fact 20 degree is very very nice climate for us 😅😅

Hello from Volgograd

This video actually convinced me that Russia is really cold 😂 5 degrees in summer!? Really? It's funny when you say Siberia is 28 degrees and it's really hot. I live in West Africa and 28 degrees is refreshingly cool compared to the normal temperatures here.

Это просто отличный контент, Федор, как обычно, поздравляю тебя. У меня есть предложение. Я думаю, что было бы намного лучше для изучающих русского языка, если ты объяснял бы такую информацю на русском. Я понимаю, что есть и минусы у этого варианта, но я хотел по краней мере, упоминать его потому, что я уверен, что было бы очень, очень полезно

nice

нууу не знаю. если судить по средним температурам то в Питере действительно тепленько. только вот нет( зима каждый год разная, когда -20, а вот года два назад была чудесная зима где-то около -5 и сухая. в декабре чаще всего зябко и дожди, а вот в январе начинается снег и лежит где-то до апреля (начало-середина). весна веселее всего, потому что я ее вечно пропускаю, вот снег лежит, вот первого мая уже +20 О_о была как-о зима когда температура очень долго держалась в области -30. летом тоже когда как, но чаще всего в июле самая теплая погода. да и то был как-то год, что буквально недели две было +20 а дальше опять дожди и какой-то мизер по температуре. а был год когда два месяца температура держалась в пределах +30 - +35. а еще очень часто когда говорят о погоде в Питере забывают про ветер и дождь. этого тут действительно в достатке, особенно если живешь/работаешь ближе к заливу. ветер дует со всех четырех сторон. и иногда это неприятно, когда температура вроде не такая низкая, а ветер ледяной и сильный. да даже по сути в городе ощущения могут быть совсем разными. ездила по делам в другую часть города, там было будто все -20, вернулась к себе в район, а у нас не так и холодно.

Bro, but in northern Caucasus last year it went down to somewhere between -23 to -27.

If you're coming to the US remember to wear your best bulletproof vest.

KZfaq has a translation function in the comments now🧐🧐🧐

I live in the Omsk region. Ask questions. Жду:))

Люди также думают, что в колорадо всегда холодно! Мне нравится это видео. Молодец!

Hearing you say 68°F is hot throws me off. In Florida the average is about 85°F even during the "winter" it reaches that temperature most days. When it finally hits the mid 60's here we're layering ourselves in winter clothes. Maybe I should start testing myself in the Баня and jumping in ice cold water after...

Dear Russian friends, a question: I understand that in winter I need to be prepared with all those clothes, for example if I am walking on the street . But if I enter into a store, I won´t be suffering the overheating of my clothes + climatization systems? How do you deal with this? It is an infinite story of dressing and undressing along the journey?

Now I have +15 on the street, Krasnodar Territory.

SUMMARISING: 3 LAYERS like dressing for SKIING

In British English we call pants, trousers and confusingly we use pants interchangeably to mean either trousers or mens underwear aka underpants sometimes women's but mostly men's (women's typically knickers or panties and never panties for men's underwear). Those long pants we wear under trousers we call either thermal pants or long johns.

In winter Russia is cold, except for the area around Sotschi where the climate is mediterranean

2:49 Jesus Christ, Marie! They are minerals!

and why is there no mention of humidity anywhere? this significantly affects the feeling of temperature.

I love when Americans call Russia cold when they're from like, New York. Pot, kettle lol.

I really like your grammar videos where it's necessary to explain in English, but for this kind of story I thought you were talking in russian. If we listen to English then we learn English.

Coldest temperature in Argentina i experienced was -5 ° That's nothing 😂😂😂

Canadians be like "this is just like home, eh!".

I am living in the Caucases and it is high 30s everyday. Please take me to North Russia haha

I'm living in ryazan russian,and it's boiling here

Everywhere is cold.. In Saudi Arabia, Maximum is about 55, And minimum every year is about -1 Then Фёдор says that -5 isn't really cold xD "Kamtchatka" is better place for me, if I went there

Feodor, 22c is not hot.. It’s warm. 😊

Moskow? -6C in the winter? are you laughing at me? -40C at the very least. I lived in Moskow for 12 years. I know what weather is like in that region, thank you very much

i love you fedoor, but 68 degrees is nowhere near hot lol try 95 plus in the summer

I like Russia

Эм.. у нас в Питере холода до -40 а жара в +30..

And im very early

Russia isn't cold! Look at this hot area! Sochi where we go to the beach and visit ... the ... Winter ... Olympics ... I'm waiting for the Hawaiian Winter Olympics :)

wait 8 time zones i thought it was 11.

He calls 28 degree celcius pretty hot 😂 Hello....! I am from Lahore, Pakistan and its 40 degree celcius minimum in summers 😭

Really cold, you have to wear a full beard and heavy coats to thrive dressing a stereotype of how Russian dressed

Я могу так сказать. Я могу встать' потому что мне холодно. Пожалуйста