It can definitely go to the bone for sure.
First and only time I ever had that happen while skiing. How cold does it have to get for that to happen? Needless to say, it felt really weird at the time
Spend a few minutes outside shovelling snow, on a day like today, it don't take long, moustache, beard, even hair sometimes. LOLI was skiing Mammoth Mtn. one day long ago and my mustache froze while going up the hill on the ski lift
LOL NOPE!-7*f here, but add in the slight NW breeze of 11 mph, with the occasional gust to 19 mph, and it feels like -26*. Let's see you walk around in sandals here today!
Average high for this time is 31*f.
My Dad pulled us out of Brandon the morning after a day at the job he was working up there, a grain silo, slip form concrete, pour concrete 24/7. He said it was snowing at the top of the silo where the form was and raining on him where he was making the concrete on the ground "We're outa here!"
Same thing here in Rancho Cordova, this morning.29* here this morning. That’s sock with the sandals weather!
Seriously, I don’t envy you folks dealing with real weather!
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That's real. Alot of people don't understand that cold is very dry. Here in Minnesota we average about 60" of snow in an average winter. That equates to 6" of water over 3+ months. That's more like desert climate. Just colder. Just before winter. In November as temps fall, but we still have higher humidity and moisture. It produces that bone chilling cold. -10° low humidity winter weather is stinging on exposed skin of longer duration. (The colder, the shorter the duration.) If you are adequately covered? And it's light winds? It can actually be pleasant.
Being born and raised here I’m used to decent weather. (Well except for the summer. Weeks of 100+ days SUCK!) We pay $$ dearly for it for sure! We’ll see low 20’s a few times every winter, I’ve seen the teens a couple of times and even a dusting of snow down here. But I couldn’t imagine dealing with that all winter! Yeah call me spoiled, soft whatever. At least I can drive my junk most of the year!
The opposite of many North American climates. Well long ago from the desert. The summer heat did cook some brain cells, but not the ones that said "Get the heck outa here when you get the chance!" 
I went to HS in Vallejo and I don’t remember a time when it was that cold.
Vallejo is on the San Pablo Bay doesn’t get that cold, but up the road on 80 in Fairfield/Vacaville it sure does!
I just remember it being hot in the summer
