While in Poland and the rest of Europe snow is like a medicine, a whole bunch of Russia appeared in part of Russia. The inhabitants of the island have been experiencing exceptionally intense Sachalin in the east of Russia. The mass of snow paralyzed the transport there, and the inhabitants must dig up completely covered cars.
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Sachalin covered with snow
Powerful snowstorms appeared in the southern part of the island Sachalin January 28 and still persists. Earlier, Russian weather services warned against very strong wind with a speed reaching almost 100 km/h. The gusts were still accompanied by heavy snowfall.
Until Friday, including the whole island, a yellow warning against strong winds, reaching about 60 km/h. At the weekend, the wind is to stop enough so that the alerts are no longer needed.
Netime masses of snow led to many places to total paralysis. Recordings from local towns appear in social media, documenting the struggles of residents with unfriendly weather. The film below is to come from the town Sokol:
Subsequent recordings document the problems of Russians with moving through snowy pavements. Some must crawl through deep drifts. He completely covered the cars:
The international airport in already NaNoSacharalsk also experiences very big problems.
The airport takes snow with dump trucks
As they donated to Telegramie Airport authorities Already innosacharaline“For four days, all airport services have been fighting intensively” with the effects of bad weather. The runway is snowed around the clock, the snow is removed with dump trucks.
Although, according to the authorities' assurances, the airport is to “operate normally”, at least six scheduled flights have been canceled on Friday.
On Thursday, on the Telegram of the Port Managers, they emphasized that even during the cyclone on the cyclone “all flights to Chin“They were to take place according to the schedule.