Russian cities are cold, even colder than usual

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Russian cities are cold, even colder than usual

18:58 18/12/2009 The last time central Russia saw exceptionally low temperatures was in the winter of 1997. This year, though, it dropped as low as 28 degrees below zero Celsius in the early hours of December 15 and 16.>>

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