How cold is Siberia?

Siberia is very cold, and the lowest temperature can reach MINUS 70 degrees.

Siberia is the largest geographical area in Russia and one of the coldest places in the world. Here, winter is not only cold but also long. People must face the extreme natural environment and all kinds of difficulties and challenges related to it. The temperature in Siberia in winter is extremely terrible, reaching MINUS 70 degrees. At such a low temperature, people must wear heavy fur products to keep warm.

Besides fur coats, people also wear fur hats, wool tights, reindeer boots and so on. Even so, it is difficult to stay outdoors for a long time. Water spilled will freeze instantly, and hot water spilled into the air will turn into ice and snow.

Winter in Siberia is very long. Every year in 65438+February and 65438+1October, the temperature in some areas will drop below MINUS 50 degrees, and it is common for people to freeze to death and get frostbite. Winter in Siberia generally starts in late September and ends in early April of the following year, lasting for 7 months. In such a long winter, people must be prepared in advance to deal with all kinds of difficulties and crises that may arise.

The beauty of Siberia in winter

Winter in Siberia is a colorful and unspoiled beautiful Yuan Ye. It extends from the awe-inspiring Ural Mountains to the majestic Lake Baikal, which is the deepest freshwater lake in the world and a fascinating gem of Russia.

In winter, you can see beautiful scenery, such as snow, dense forests, dark blue ice and clear blue sky. There are many rare and magical creatures here, such as Chaga, Yakutia, reindeer and so on.

Siberia is rich in natural gas and mineral resources. Siberia is rich in coal, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, aluminum, gold, silver, diamonds and other mineral resources, and is an important industrial base in Russia, of which the most valuable is natural gas resources.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Siberia