Moscow Buried in Record Snowfall: 200-Year Snow Event (PHOTOS)
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At a glance
- Moscow is experiencing its heaviest snowfall in over two centuries.
- Mikhail lokochenko, director of the Meteorological Observatory at Moscow State University, stated that this is the most snow Moscow has seen in 203 years.
- The important snowfall has led to travel delays and challenges for residents navigating the city.
Moscow buried Under Record snowfall
Moscow is experiencing its heaviest snowfall in over two centuries. Nearly 9.2 centimeters of snow fell on the Russian capital on January 29, 2026, blanketing the city and disrupting daily life.
Mikhail lokochenko, director of the Meteorological Observatory at Moscow State University, stated that this is the most snow Moscow has seen in 203 years.

The important snowfall has led to travel delays and challenges for residents navigating the city. Authorities are working to clear roads and sidewalks, but the extreme weather conditions are posing difficulties.
Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.
