Extreme Winter in Yakutsk, Russia | Life at −60 °C in the Coldest City Experience winter in Yakutsk, Russia—one of the coldest inhabited cities on Earth. This video captures daily life during intense cold, with ice-fog, frozen streets, and residents moving through temperatures that can plunge below −60 °C. Yakutsk is also known for one of the world’s largest seasonal temperature swings, from deep winter cold to surprisingly warm summers. Yakutsk winter, extreme cold city, Siberia weather, ice fo

The temperature in the Russian city of Yakutsk reached -47 C (-52.6 F) on December 28. Yakutsk is widely considered to have the coldest winters of any city on Earth, with the average low temperature in December being −40.4 C (−40.7 F). The city recorded a record low temperature of -59.8 C in 1911. 📍Yakutsk, Russia #WeatherBug #knowbefore #wx #weather #coldestwinter | WeatherBug

A procession in national costumes took place in Yakutsk the capital and largest city of Sakha, (Yakutia) in far northeastern Russia- the coldest inhabited place in the World. Videographer @reyniego #Yakutia #Yakutsk #Siberia | Russian Australian Cultural Centre - Vera

Yakutsk (Якутск) is Russia's capital of the Sakha Republic in Siberia, famous as the world's coldest major city, built on permafrost with winters dropping below -40°C, where life adapts with buildings on stilts, cars running constantly, and activities like freezing water turning to ice instantly. Fueled by mining, it's a rapidly growing hub near the Arctic Circle, preserving history in its Mammoth Museum and Permafrost Institute, showcasing life where extreme cold shapes daily routines, infrastr