In fact, it just dipped to -62 Celsius (-79 Fahrenheit)in one northern Russian town — so cold that even thermometers stopped working. 
However, after a particularly dramatic dip on January 14, the thermometer it installed last year to draw interest from tourists stopped working once it hit the -62°C.
It’s likely it got even colder there, considering some residents recorded temps as low as -67°C (-88.6°F) at their properties, according to the Siberian Times. 
