Snowdrifts at VDNKh have grown to 70 cm. This is 32 cm above the norm and already exceeds the 1966 record of 64 cm, according to meteorologist Yevgeny Tishkovets. It fell just 2 cm short of Moscow's February record.

On Balchug, the snow layer is 78 cm, in Tushino 73 cm. In the Moscow region, the most snow is in Cherusti, with 84 cm, followed by Kashira with 83 cm and Kolomna with 81 cm.

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