Is Russia cold?

Siberia in the east is the coldest, and the temperature can reach MINUS 50 degrees in winter. The European part of the west is actually better. Russia has a vast territory and many climatic zones, from north to south, from the northern cold zone to the subtropical zone, from the maritime climate at the northwest end to the violent continental climate in Siberia and then to the trade wind climate in the Far East. However, most areas belong to temperate and sub-frigid continental climate. Winter is long and cold, summer is short and cool, and spring and autumn are short. The extreme minimum temperatures in Yogyakarta and Oymyakon reached -70 degrees and-7/kloc-0 degrees respectively, making them "cold poles" in the northern hemisphere. In July, the average temperature gradually increased from north to south, and the lowlands along the Caspian Sea reached 25 degrees. Annual precipitation is 200? More than 3000 mm. It snows almost all winter.

Southwest Russia has a Mediterranean climate.

Russia has a vast territory but a high latitude, so it has a large area of temperate continental climate, sub-frigid coniferous forest climate and polar climate.

However, there is a small area along the Black Sea coast in southwestern Russia with a Mediterranean climate. The local subtropical climate features prominently, with hot and dry summers and mild and rainy winters, making it a rare pleasant place in Russia.