Can you describe how cold the local temperature is in one sentence or several sentences?

Yes, although I am in the south, I seem to be closer to the equator and farther from the north and south poles. It shouldn't be very cold in winter, and it won't snow like in the north.

However, whenever midnight, the wind blows outside the house. The wind is cold and chilly, and the north wind blows. The ground is terrible. Although there is no snow, there is frost. When I got up in the morning, I saw that the trees and grass outside were beaten unevenly by frost. This is the best testimony. After a night of cold wind, the ground can't survive, and the road surface is wet with crystal clear ice crystals.

The cold wind will still blow during the day, and it will ring "Huhuhu ..." from time to time. If you go out without gloves and masks, you will be frostbitten by the wind. It is called "frostbite". If you don't take medicine for three or five days, it will be fine indoors. In the north, it is a greenhouse. Because of heating, in the south, in addition to closing doors and windows can reduce some wind, it is inevitable that cold air will escape from the ground.

Cooking in winter is the most troublesome thing, because the water is very cold and will freeze your hands. Only warm water mixed with hot water can wash dishes and so on. Anyway, the winter in the south is all kinds of cold and chilling, and the temperature drops suddenly at night. The temperature rises during the day and the temperature difference fluctuates throughout the day. Although there is no scene of eating watermelon around the stove in a cotton-padded jacket at noon, it is actually close, because the current temperature is so changeable and changeable.