Siberia is synonymous with bitter cold, right? Not in 2014, so far.
In mid February, the world's coldest permanently inhabited town, Oymyakon, Russia, vaulted to a monthly record high of 9.5 degrees Fahrenheit. That may sound cold, until we mention the average high in mid February is 51 degrees below zero, according to Weather Underground's Christopher Burt.
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