Wind wall, the dog “fly”. What’s it like to live in the Arctic circle Root norilchanin Yuri Loginov — on how to live in the harsh polar hipsters, the dangers of “black blizzards”, “flying dogs” and exciting trips in a jeep in bad weather. The strongest storms, knocking down the wind and low temperature — Norilsk residents know what the weather. Stories about freezing to -15 °C the Muscovites amuse them, in fact — 15 °C for norilchanina — it’s not even the excuse to wear winter boots. What can we say about our “strong winds” compared to their “black Blizzard.” Yuri Loginov — root norilchanin. For their 33 years old young man was a witness of the different vagaries of weather. About how he lives his hometown during “black blizzards” when the wind speed exceeds 40 m/s, he told Aify. Urban legends “Black Blizzard” is always held in Norilsk
