Just a general climate model: https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/historyclimate/climatemodelled/61.761N59.433E (https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/historyclimate/climatemodelled/61.761N59.433E)ouch! we just went through -36 and it really sucks. but the hikers knew the range of temperatures I am assuming, doing lots of that in this case, and knew what they were facing
According to this, in Jan/Feb it can be anywhere between -5C and -35C at the tent location, in the extreme, but daily means are between -15 and -23C. At the moment it's -31C (at 3pm).
I don't know how to calculate the likelihood that it was +1C but it's close to zero.
Yes, and Burmanytovo is at a low elevation of ~130m. So the pass would be colder by a few degrees. And of course more windy.On the night of February 1-2, the weather station closest to the pass in Burmantovo (75 km) was -28.8 °C.
So the pass would be colder by a few degrees.Перед приходом холодного атмосферного фронта наоборот теплее.
Холодный фронт первого рода (ХФ-1р) – это фронт, перемещающийся со скоростью 20 – 30 км/ч. Холодный воздух, подтекая клином под теплый, вытесняет его вверх...https://studopedia.ru/3_176269_atmosfernie-fronti.html
Холодный фронт второго рода (ХФ – 2р) –это фронт, быстро движущийся со скоростью = 30 – 70 км/ч. Холодный воздух быстро подтекает под теплый, вытесняя его вертикально вверх...
So the pass would be colder by a few degrees.Перед приходом холодного атмосферного фронта наоборот теплее.QuoteХолодный фронт первого рода (ХФ-1р) – это фронт, перемещающийся со скоростью 20 – 30 км/ч. Холодный воздух, подтекая клином под теплый, вытесняет его вверх...https://studopedia.ru/3_176269_atmosfernie-fronti.html
Холодный фронт второго рода (ХФ – 2р) –это фронт, быстро движущийся со скоростью = 30 – 70 км/ч. Холодный воздух быстро подтекает под теплый, вытесняя его вертикально вверх...
I mean in this case, how much warmer would it be at the pass? -28+2C? -28+10C?
Ennen kylmän ilmakehän rintaman saapumista päinvastoin on lämpimämpää.
https://studopedia.ru/3_176269_atmosfernie-fronti.html (https://studopedia.ru/3_176269_atmosfernie-fronti.html)
The thing that forced them to descend into the forest had to be deadly enough to not give them a choice. Because they knew that it would not be possible to go 1 mile down and achieve this even if they had matches or to light them in the forest.Well this is why temperature matters. Because it can be deadly enough to not give them a choice. I just feel like maybe unless one has experienced those conditions first hand, they don't appreciate what the Dyatlov group might have faced.
The thing that forced them to descend into the forest had to be deadly enough to not give them a choice. Because they knew that it would not be possible to go 1 mile down and achieve this even if they had matches or to light them in the forest.Well this is why temperature matters. Because it can be deadly enough to not give them a choice. I just feel like maybe unless one has experienced those conditions first hand, they don't appreciate what the Dyatlov group might have faced.
I mean in this case, how much warmer would it be at the pass? -28+2C -28+10C-6,3+4 -6,3+6 (в 13 часов дня)