If you live above the Mason Dixon line in the United States, then you probably know how terrible winter can be. Snow, ice and bitter wind chills are a part of life. But, at least the US isn’t Russia. The Rostov region can get a blast of snow so strong, it’s apocalyptic. I’m not joking.
On Friday, January 30th, it snowed so much in the Rostov region a state of emergency was announced.
I’ll think about Rostov, Russia, the next time I think about complaining about snow flurries. (But then I’ll complain anyway.) At least I’ve never been trapped in my house because of snow.
Source: russiatrek.org
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