November in Canada can be chilly, and the country has been blasted with especially cruel temperatures heading into December.
So bundle up, because a staggering nine of the top 10 coldest places on Earth right now are in Canada.
According to a new weather report from WX-Now, which tracks the worldâs most extreme weather, one place in Russia is the only spot outside of Canada that made the list on Wednesday morning.
The coldest place on the planet today is Deadmen Valley in Northwest Territories with a brutal -41ÂșC. Yikes!
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Continuing the Canadian cold reign is Eureka, Nunavut, which is in second place at -41ÂșC with a wind chill of -53°C, followed by Stony Rapids Airport, Saskatchewan, at -39ÂșC and Old Crow, Yukon, at a brisk -39ÂșC as well.
Other spots in Canada to crack the top 10 are Watson Lake, Yukon, at -38°C this morning, Key Lake, Saskatchewan, at -37°C and Wrigley, Northwest Territories, at -37°C.
The full list of the worldâs chilliest countries can be found here.