Summary
Parts of Russia's Far East are experiencing the heaviest snowfall in 60 years, with some areas seeing snow as deep as 10 feet. This unusual weather event has impacted local transportation and prompted rescue operations to help those stranded.
Key Facts
- Heavy snowfall has hit Russia's Far East, with some areas facing the most snow in 60 years.
- The Kamchatka Peninsula is one of the affected regions.
- Public transportation in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky was partially halted due to the snow.
- Snow in some places reached approximately 10 feet high.
- Scientists suggest the snowstorm may be linked to climate change affecting Arctic air patterns.
- Local residents and rescuers are working to clear the snow and assist those trapped.
