The weather in Teriberka, although it has characteristic seasonal features, is still unpredictable.
Maybe +2°Since January? Yes, it can! Maybe -20°C in November? Yes, and it happens.
The proximity of the ice—free sea, the North Cape current, the influence of Atlantic cyclones and anticyclones from the depths of the Eurasian continent - this is what causes the changeable nature of the local weather.
However, if we talk about the seasons, autumn reigns in Teriberka from the beginning of September to the first half of October, from the second half of October to the end of November — the beginning of winter with frequent thaws, from December to April - winter.
Daytime temperatures in September are +8-10°C, in October it is already +3-5°C and frequent rains, November -1°C, December -3°C, January -10°C, February -8°C and frequent snowfalls, and in March about -3°C.
As you can see, there are no severe frosts in Teriberka, as, for example, in Yakutia. But it is important to remember that the climate in Murmansk or Khibiny is strikingly different from Teribersk and, if your trip affects not only Teriberka, it is worth studying weather forecasts in other parts of the Kola Peninsula.
It is important to know that winter is a period of strong winds (it blows steadily about 8 m/s, often increases to 12-14 m/s) and when choosing clothes, it is worth considering the wind-cold index.
In short, a wind with a speed of 10 m/s at an air temperature of -10 °C and a relative humidity of 85% will give a felt temperature of -20 ° C and the stronger the wind and the stronger the frost, the lower the temperature of the sensation will be.