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PETROPAVLOVSK-KAMCHATSKY, Russia, Jan 19 (Reuters) – The greatest snowfall in 60 years on Russia’s Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula created huge drifts a number of metres tall that blocked constructing entrances and buried vehicles, in keeping with Reuters visuals and climate monitoring stations.
In some areas greater than 2 m (6.5 ft) of snow has fallen within the first half of January after 3.7 m in December, in keeping with climate monitoring stations.
Reuters footage confirmed vehicles nearly utterly buried in metres of snow and four-wheel drives struggling for traction – or just blocked by nice drifts of snow. Locals have been pressured to dig out paths to the entrances of condominium buildings.
“I plan to go on a walk around the city tomorrow, though unfortunately the car has been parked in a snowdrift for a month,” stated Lydmila Moskvicheva, a photographer in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, a port metropolis 6,800 km (4,200 miles) east of Moscow.
Video posted on Russian media confirmed locals strolling on snow drifts alongside visitors lights and nice piles of snow a number of metres tall lining roads.
Some jumped down the drifts for enjoyable.
(Reporting by Reuters; writing by Guy Faulconbridge; modifying by Jan Harvey)
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