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dingus · 3281 days ago · link · · parent · post: #russiabynatives need you!

I was using degrees celsius, straight from wikipedia.

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user-inactivated · 3280 days ago · link ·

You did? I just checked both Kemerovo's and Tomsk's climate tables from the English Wikipedia pages I've linked to, and you don't come close to either of those cities' average January temperature, which is what threw me off: at no point January is as warm. The closest you come to, Celsius-wise, is average year temperature in Kemerovo, and even then, you're a .1 off, or January's average Farenheit temperature, with .2 off. Were you checking something else, by any chance?

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