Here, in Siberia, it's objectively cold. The average temperature for February is -20 C --  yesterday was -21, today is -19 -- it's called subarctic climate. The snow stays in the city for 5, sometimes even 6 months. As I'm huge fan of winter, I love it here! What is really great, that as all the time the temperatures are negatives, the snow doesn't melt, like in Krakow or Brussels: it stays on the streets, in parks and gardens all the time, it doesn't get greenish, brownish and disgusting. And the people here know very well how to deal with it on their roads and other pathways. And as we walk, we can hear "scratch, scratch" with every single step!

(the last photo on the right: -27 morning, last Tuesday)