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KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA HIT by SNOWSTORM! Trucks Stuck, 21,000+ Residents Lost Power

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KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA HIT by SNOWSTORM! Trucks Stuck, 21,000+ Residents Lost Power

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#Snowstorm #Khabarovsk #Russia A snowstorm in Russia’s Khabarovsk region left trucks stuck, blocked roads, and damaged power lines. More than 21,000 residents lost power during the storm, with outages reported across 25 communities. WHAT HAPPENED: Rain, wet snow, and strong winds struck on October 14–15, 2026. Snow accumulated unevenly across the region, while fallen trees and damaged electrical equipment complicated recovery. Crews cleared roads and repaired power lines as some communities experienced prolonged outages. Forecasters also warned of another weather system around October 18–19. 📍 AFFECTED LOCATIONS • Khabarovsk region, Russian Far East • Ulchsky district and Sofiysk • Mnogovershinny, Nikolayevsky district • Lidoga–Vanino road • Nelkan Airport • Tsimmermanovka KEY WEATHER STATISTICS • Reported wind gusts: approximately 67 miles per hour. • Snow cover in Tsimmermanovka: approximately 6 inches. • Precipitation on October 14–15: roughly one month’s average, according to weather officials. ⚠️ IMPACT: Around 80 power poles were reported damaged in Sofiysk. Trucks required towing in Mnogovershinny, while fallen trees obstructed the Lidoga–Vanino road. Nelkan Airport temporarily closed for snow removal, and regional flights were rescheduled. Backup generators kept boiler plants operating. By noon on October 16, electricity had been fully restored in 20 communities. Nearly 1,500 residents remained affected on the evening of October 17. One restricted road section reopened early on October 18, while power repairs continued under official monitoring. This video documents real-world weather and natural disaster events for educational, informational and news reporting purposes. If you believe any copyrighted footage, photos or music have been used in this video, please contact us for prompt resolution. Email: mahamadouh44@gmail.com #KhabarovskKrai #SevereWeather #StrongWinds #ExtremeWeather #NaturalDisaster