Climate and weather in Russia and Moscow | Easy Russian 17

The video explores the diverse climates across Russia, focusing on Moscow's unpredictable weather. It includes Muscovites' opinions on their climate, comparing it to other regions like Alaska and Sochi. The discussion extends to personal climate preferences, adaptation, and the impact of seasonal changes. The video highlights the varied climates in different Russian regions, such as the Kuril Islands and Krasnodar, and concludes with a reflection on the joys of Moscow's summer.

What is a notable characteristic of Moscow's spring?

• It is consistently warm.

• It is highly unpredictable.

• It is very predictable.

• It is always rainy.

How is Moscow's climate perceived compared to the north of Russia?

• Moscow is more humid than the north.

• Moscow has the same climate as the north.

• Moscow is warmer than the north.

• Moscow is colder than the north.

What is a common myth about Moscow's winter?

• It is extremely cold.

• It is always sunny.

• It never snows.

• It is very mild.

What is a dream climate for some people living in Moscow?

• Living in a warm place from May to October.

• Living in a place with constant snow.

• Living in a place with no sunshine.

• Living in Moscow all year round.

What challenge do Russians face when living in consistently warm countries?

• They miss the cold winters.

• They find it too easy to adapt.

• They enjoy the constant warmth.

• They find it too similar to Russia.

How does the climate in the Krasnodar Territory compare to Moscow?

• It is milder in winter.

• It is colder in summer.

• It is the same as Moscow.

• It is more humid in winter.

What is a notable feature of the climate in Yakutia?

• It is similar to Central Asia.

• It is always rainy.

• It is very mild.

• It reaches extremely low temperatures.