Kamchatka's Penzhinsky District Braces for Extreme Cold, Temperatures Drop to -46°C
Residents of Penzhinsky District in Kamchatka Krai are advised to take precautions as the region braces for severe cold weather. The regional hydrometeorological center predicts these unusually low temperatures will persist until January 31. The Penzhinsky District Emergency Situations Committee has declared a state of heightened readiness, with all energy-supplying enterprises switched to enhanced mode.
Temperatures have plummeted to as low as -46°C in several villages, making it crucial for residents to maintain warmth in their homes. The head of the emergency situation committee urges locals not to open doors or windows to prevent heat loss. Residents are also advised to turn on independent heating systems early to keep their houses warm.
Emergency teams are on standby to address any leaks and prevent the entire system from freezing. The Penzhinsky Municipal District, known for its continental climate, typically experiences winter temperatures around 29°C lower than the southern capital. Residents are reminded to ensure their domestic animals have enough feed and water, and to avoid leaving their houses during a blizzard unless absolutely necessary.
The Penzhinsky District Emergency Situations Committee is closely monitoring the situation and remains prepared to respond to any emergencies. Residents are encouraged to follow these guidelines to stay safe and warm during this extreme cold snap.
