OTIT will be COLD here

Jan 15, 2009 81 Replies

There is another thing to bear in mind about Moscow. During the communist era, winter fuel allocations were based on what the temperature was historically. There is ample evidence to suggest that temperatures "recorded" in Russia in winter were several degrees colder than they actually were. Jim.

I wasn't doubting - just more amazed. Makes sense about the coastal waters warming the Scandinavian capitals. We can thank Brat for taking the time to put forth a duly researched list!

Ellice

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