As a Siberian I'd like to note, that the worst issue is not the average temperature per se, but the rapid jumps from extreme cold to extreme hot and back.

Greetings from Russia Siberia Tyumen :) now we have minus 37 degrees.

I'm no longer going to complain about -10c in Ohio, USA.

As a Canadian it was interesting for me to see so many comparisons of your cities and ours temperature wise. Our landscape seems to be very similar looking as well. 👍

This is legitimately the most informative video about the Russian climate for American audience. It would be great to have a comparison to European cities as well.

1:18 Random bloke : "I know what real cold is" Russia : *Enters the chat*

Thanks for the info. Having grown up near Regina, I laugh when I hear Americans from what we consider milder climate cities talk about the cold, too! I realize your comparison was only to do with temperatures and not other factors like humidity or wind. but as you're probably aware, both of those can make things so much worse! On the prairies in Canada, for example, the wind is a huge factor, while humidity can be a big factor in places like Toronto and further east into Canada's maritime provinces. Keep the videos coming. It is so great to see how much we have in common.

I just returned from Voronezh and it was bloody cold due to the humid nature(like st Petersburg).Would like to visit all the 85 regions of Russia 🇷🇺 someday. Have done ✅ 15 regions so far and they are all awesome in many ways !

Привет из Норвегии! :)

Hello from Orenburg It's 23.00 local time And the air temperature is minus 25 degrees Celsius And in general, most of Russia is a highly continental climate. For example, I have in Orenburg, it is on the border with Kazakhstan In winter the temperature can drop to - 38 Celsius and in summer to +43 Celsius and the heat can stand for 2 months more than 35 degrees . It is a steppe region with hot summers and harsh winters. Although most of the winter is minus 7-10 but strong wind

I loved this video. For years I've had a Christmas Tradition that I will buy a Russian miniseries or a couple of Russian movies (I make sure they have winter scenes), and I spend all of Christmas day watching them. This way, I know I'll have that winter feeling (as I live in the Southern United States, and it's never very cold here). When people ask me what I'm doing for Christmas, I always say, "I'm going to Russia." This past year I watched the Brothers Karamazov. Loved it!

Interesting comparison. Love the winter, the snow is my favourite. The coldest i ever experienced was -18 in St Petersburg. That's pretty cold for an Englishman i can tell ya. Great video as always.

I think Sochi is warmer than Washington DC. I lived in DC and it snowed every year and there definitely weren't palm trees 🌴

Russia is cold. Very cold! I have been to Rjazan Oblast in October and it already was tremendously cold. Funny thing, I saw a guy selling hundreds of watermelon along the road. The watermelons completely covered by snow. Have never seen something like that before 😂

Russia is beautiful country with beautiful peoples 👍👍

Main reason why Russia is so cold is because there is no natural East-West barrier(mountains) blocking the cold arctic air from traveling down into Russia.

I'm really digging your Tennessee/Russian accent. You're the first Russian I've ever heard who says things like "awaitin'". Love your channel!

Thanks! That was really cool! Hi from Arizona!!

Awesome short video. Really liked the visualization.

Hello from Nizhniy Tagil, time 23.40, temp - 30C and stormy wind. The heating boiler is busted, wish me luck :) .

Last week in Krasnodar the temperature rose to +16-18C°, and the next day it snowed. The temperature is variable here.

Thanks, for another great upload. I really enjoy your videos 😀

Really great comparison video! Thank you for this.

Excellent video! Enjoyed watching every minute of it!

I've been too lazy to do this myself Slava and I can't thank you enough for taking the time to explain this!

Awesome video very informative!. Thank you 🙏

I love beautiful clear sky, cold weather. Yakutsk often looks like walking in a freezer box in pictures. Here in the Netherlands it hasn't been really cold in many years. This year it hasn't been freezing much.

Nice work - diagram. MOST appreciated.

Very informative!

Very informative. Thank you.

Jan 13, I’m in Sochi today, it’s about 15 C today and 19C tomorrow. Not too bad!

Very interesting. I love all your videos. Great narative and videography!

That's a Kool graphic....smile. I sorta knew this but it was great to see it presented this way. Thanks...!!!

Wonderful video!!

I lived in northern Minnesota. Our winters when I checked the dates one year. From the first snow fall, to the day the snow melts from the ground was 7 months. The winter temps was coldest of -20 Fahrenheit with the wind chill making it feel like -60 Fahrenheit. But the average temps are between 10 degrees to -5 degrees Fahrenheit. The summers in northern Minnesota is totally different then the winters. The summer doesn't last long but can reach in the 90s to 95 degree Fahrenheit. Summers so hot you can swim in the lakes you were ice fishing on a few months ago.

Thank you for this video. I learn Russian language at the moment, and this reminded me of one chapter in my book, when someone calls a friend in Sibiria, and asks about the temprature there. The friend answers -20 degrees Celsius (-4 °F) - but on TV they said Minus 40 degrees (-40 F, don´t ask me why) - Well, maybe outside on the streets... 🤣

Well done.. I just got the chills!

I grew up in southern Quebec. The coldest temperature I ever saw was -40C. The highest was +37C.

That's a very interesting comparison. Thanks !

Was just talking about this. Very timely!

Great video, thanks!

Great video showing us the temperature comparison with the US my friend. Most cold temp I ever experienced was in South Dakota -10°F. Keep the videos coming cheers!

Slava, you make great videos and have a very pleasant, approachable personality for this format. Thank you for the information.

Fascinating!👍

Great video, very interesting!

Your videos are great dude. I always take time out of my day to watch them. I'm from the southern US (Texas) and while it never approaches anything like Russia, it does get cold for brief periods. Just enough for me to know that I'll take the hot weather over the cold weather any day.

Very well done, Slava! That was interesting!

Nicely done. I'll use the info when I go real estate shopping in Russia by way of the internet and the comfort of my warm couch.

Nice comparison and drone shots🙂

Thanks for making this video. As a "tough " Californian, I thought that it would be easy to adjust to Yekaterinburg with no problems whatsoever. What was i thinking?😄 when I move to Russia i'm relocating to Krasnodar instead . Thanks for saving me from the ICU .😄

Namaste from India ! Excellent analysis ! We always eagerly wait for your videos !

Very interesting! Thank you very much.

Greetongs from Czech Republic! You have really awesome videos. Are you planning to shoot something in Yakutsk/Yakutia? It'd be awesome.

So informative video

Lmao 20 degrees in South Asia makes me feel freezing. I wonder how people live in - 10 degrees and beyond. Omyaykon got my respect at - 55 degrees. That's like living in a deep freezer. Holy sheyiiittt👍

Wow! I never realized how beautiful Russia was. I would love to visit one day in the summer though. I live in Ohio and our weather gets tricky. One day it's warm and the next day it's a blizzard. Great video I loved it and learned a lot.

Extremely cold weather. Excellent comparison between Russian Cities and American/Canadian cities weather-wise. Informative and enjoyable!!.. thanks...

I am currently working in Fort McMurray. It's an unusually warm winter, but can get even colder than you indicated. I miss the beaches of the ME! Enjoyed the video!

Love these videos! Man I’d pay you to be my tour guide.

Privet iz Serbii, 7 PM--temp. +2

Nice insights

Maaan I Admire your Videos!!! Keep it Up 👍🏼

I live half the year in Vancouver and i wouldn't say it is similar to Boston. It rarely snows in Vancouver and temps are usually over 5C in winter, and the summers are cool because BC is West of the Rockies, which imprison the warmer weather and humidity from the Pacific Ocean. BC is literally a rain forest, whereas Boston gets winters with snow, and fairly warm summers. But definitely a cool and original video idea! 💜

Fredericton has the emphasis on the first syllable :-) I'd love to visit Оймякон in January someday!

Slava, this is a nice little tutorial. I'm a very visual person; I especially enjoyed the superimposition of Russian cities on the North American map. I'm from the northern Midwest US, and we laugh at our compatriots in southern states who cry, "It's so COLD outside!" when it gets down to a mere 50 degrees F (10 degrees C).

Here in Northern Alberta was running -43 to -45C about 10 days ago. Wind chills were getting down around -60C. (Fort McMurray)

Nice winter :). This year we have in central Poland also some snow (after 7 years of awful winters).

Stay warm yourself.Hi from Arizona.I won't complain about it being cold today.Have a good one.

nice video & good information :) like from Hindustan (India) belated Happy New year to you & your well wishers :)

I lived in Limestone Maine. It's crazy cold there in the winter. I remember -47C on a bright sunny morning with no wind chill.

Loved it.

3:40 I would agree with that! But any negative temperatures? I heard that in Chicago, in January 2022 it went up to -13 degrees F!

Damn Slava, that was GREAT! I had to watch it twice. When we visit Russia on a tourist visa, we will rethink Voronez in the winter time and consider Sochi or Rostov-On-Don, thank you. We are from Arizona but colder temperatures than Las Vegas.

Binghamton NY today was 32 degrees which is warm for this time of year so the scale is a little bit off

When did you filmed this video? I'm from Yakutsk and it's already -50°C (-58°F) here.

Nice video and interesting perspective -- I totally understand now that I should only visit Russia in the summer.

I really enjoyed the comparison among the towns. I lived in Quebec city and it is f...ng cold. However I am from Chicago and here normally in the first week of January we reach temps around 40 below zero. (forty below is the same in both scales) and in Quebec city I don't think they go that low. Still I'd love to check what is cold for your coldest city one of these years.

Here in Toronto sometime it gets up to -30 c°.

Hey Slava. I knew Russia was a cold Country but your video really educated me and others I'm sure. Thanks my friend!

Hi! I loved your video but do you know where Norilsk and Dudinka would be located in North America, by temperature? I don’t live in these two places but are fascinated by them both.

Would you do the comparison in latitude? St Petersburg and Moscow feel much colder than Ottawa due to the latitude and artic winds. US and Canada always consider the wind-chill factor. It can b x temperature but feels like y.

Thank you for your nteresting and informative video. I was hoping that you would show all the Russian cities mentioned on a map of Russia as well. Most non-Russian viewers would not know where your cities are located.

Hello from CA! Your channel appeared at my home page yesterday and I binged watched your videos. I don't know how it happened since I've never researched anything about Russia... I loved your videos! Russia is definitely beautiful country. In one of your videos you mentioned about your trip to US with you parents, did you post that video? I am in wow by your English and you accent! How did you manage to have such a nice accent? Did you live in the US for many years?

Interestingly I spent a few weeks in summer in Moncton, Canada (once in a time in my life :-) ) and living in Europe Canada has always been a mythical cold place in my mind. I had during my whole stay over 30 degrees Celcius!! But then again I also visited Montreal in winter and at that time it was -26 degrees Celcius :-)

i know that u stated u didn't factor in humidity etc. which is prolly why i have a hard time thinking sochi is like DC or SF , I've lived near dc and i guess i could see the comparison , altho I'm unsure if it snows in sochi ( never been to russia , i know it snows in the mountains near sochi tho ) and san fran im not too sure , i had an idea but now as i type this i take it back. . always said if i move to russia id like to be in sochi haha .

Everybody's reaction about climate change: OH NO! THIS IS BAD!!! AAAAAAAAAAA- Canada and Russia's reaction about climate change: WOOOO THE LORD HAS SAVE US!

a corresponding video mapping temps to the geography of russia would be nice 👍

this video was intresting. but remember that this was only comparing the annual temperature. like the city yakutks, in summer there is 30-40 degrees and in winter 50-70. Those are pretty common, not once in 100 years. Cant recall similar place in north america. the annual tempereture doesnt tell much abt the climate. a place with summers +5 and winter -5 and +30 and -30 would both have the annual temperatu of 0. im frn finland and i find it funny too that newyorkers think that they have a harsh climate.

Hello from Novosibirsk. - 37° C, it's so cool 😎

@RussianPlus I was just curious to know, how your English is so good? Did you study in an English country?

I live in a tropical country...I can only imagine that cold weather of yours!

Hi i am in Lahore and on 29th May 2021,it would be 44°c 111 fahrenheit here ))

For tomorrow in Samara promise -40°C, I don't know if this will really be the case, but today it was so cold (-25°С) that the inside of the window was covered with frost in some places. Such cold weather has not been for a long time :'/ I don't know why you need this information, but let it be

Interesting video. My home town of Shellharbour in Australia has almost identical temperatures to San Diego, California, seasons reversed of course, but much more rain. The comparison between Oymyakon and the Canada town works on average yearly temperature, but the surprising fact would be that Oymyakon has a warmer summer.

Hello from the city of Tula, Russia its - 6 Celsius now and i really can't to imagine how people from the Ural or Siberia are ok with such extreme temperatures

It's minus 14 Celsius in Moscow now and it's considered very cold, usually temperature in January is about minus 3-7 degrees Celsius.

I knew your voice was familiar to me, your other channel is CoolVision !

cold you also compare snow fall. That wold be intresting best regards Anders in sweden -12

you compare cities by average temperature but not by average high, average low, etc. In some comparisons, in one city the summers are much hotter and winters much colder than the city you're comparing it to, but since these seasons even out, have the same average annual temperature.

Fucking global warming! We, in the Chernozemie region of Russia, do not see a worthwhile Winter! Every day about 0 degrees .. At night -3, in the afternoon +3 ... Give us back the real Russian Winter !. We want frost! :)