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> the maximum cold is -20 (and in some places even 19), and that's only at a certain time.
> whining that it's cold
It's clear that you've never been to the Russian Far East and don't know what it's like to commute to work/school in -40 (usually even 42-25), not even hoping that anyone will cancel anything. Unless, of course, there's a strong wind, in which case younger students are allowed not to go to school.
Yes, yes, I now live in Voronezh, where the weather is now roughly the same as in Nebosa, and I haven't thought about icy frosts for the second year, but still.