Cold but Picturesque: Yaroslavl's Frosty Winter Days
Despite the cold, children find joy in cheerful games played in the fresh air.
At the end of January, frost has come to Yaroslavl, which many residents have grown unaccustomed to. Last winter was remembered for puddles and icy conditions, and this season has also lacked prolonged frosts.
Residents are finally breaking out their fur coats for maximum comfort in the freeze.
Despite the cold, many city residents are spending time outdoors, some strolling, others hurrying about their business. This photo report features frosty January scenes.
Strolling along the beautiful snow-covered streets is a pleasure, requiring only warmer clothing.
For the weather forecast until the end of January, you can find out here.
The city remains lively with people moving about despite the chilly conditions.
The squares and parks appear emptier than usual as the cold keeps some indoors.
Building facades are covered in ice, with even satellite dishes encrusted in a layer of frost.
Everyone in the city is bundling up, with even dogs wearing jackets for warmth.
The sky is overcast with clouds, allowing only occasional rare rays of sunlight to break through.
A down jacket paired with a scarf offers essential warmth during the severe cold.
It«s important to wear mittens or gloves to keep hands warm in the freezing temperatures.
In courtyards and parks, numerous paths have been trodden through the deep snowdrifts.
Dogs revel in the chance to romp through the soft, deep snowdrifts.
The holidays are over, and someone has moved their Christmas tree to the balcony.
