No, if I say "below zero", I mean below zero Fahrenheit. For below zero Celsius I'd just say "below freezing", which I know as 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Zero degr

No, if I say "below zero", I mean below zero Fahrenheit. For below zero Celsius I'd just say "below freezing", which I know as 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Zero degrees Celsius is no big deal. I do long walks with my dogs out in it regularly, and often don't even wear a hat or gloves. Zero degrees Fahrenheit can be dangerous and I try not to be out in it long. It got down to -33 degrees F after wind chill yesterday. That might be the coldest temperature I remember experiencing around here. Except for a couple brief moments herding one of my dogs back inside since he stupidly takes his time out there even in this cold until his paws get too cold, I didn't go out in it at all.