Freeze claims more lives in Europe, -25C in Moscow

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RUSSIAN FEDERATION, Moscow: Europe shivered in some of the coldest temperatures seen in decades Wednesday as the death toll topped 80 and countries battled to clear snow from roads and railways. In Moscow, temperatures plunged to minus 25 degrees Celsius.

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  • Gloriagirl 4 February 2012 20:41 0 0
    here in the U.S is also having weird weather. In CONNECTICUT has hardly no snow, but in the north and west is getting a whole lot of it.
  • Bunny Olesen 2 February 2012 18:21 0 0
    That is so WEIRD. I live in Sweden and we have been having a very mild winter with almost no snow at all this year. It has barely been below the freezing temperature. LAST winter snow was 4 feet deep, it snowed all the time and routinely several degrees below zero, which I think is normal in Sweden.

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