What's the temperature where you are???

I have never really thought of Maryland having snow or being overly cold, is this unusual?
I’ve lived here 30+ years and have seen single digit nights with wind chills in negative 20’s F a few times but some winters are rather mild, like the last few years. We’re expecting a lot of cold this month though , teens in the mornings and only 20’s some days. I hate the freezing days it hurts my hands because I can’t seem to keep my gloves on. I have so many little things to do for the birds like latches on gates and doors and lids I always take my gloves off sigh🥶
 
Thursday. I was in shorts earlier
I warmed up after being so cold this morning

Smiling moon
 

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I’ve lived here 30+ years and have seen single digit nights with wind chills in negative 20’s F a few times but some winters are rather mild, like the last few years. We’re expecting a lot of cold this month though , teens in the mornings and only 20’s some days. I hate the freezing days it hurts my hands because I can’t seem to keep my gloves on. I have so many little things to do for the birds like latches on gates and doors and lids I always take my gloves off sigh🥶
For our new breeding coop, we had to buy four latches for four doors. Hubby had the forethought to have us research magnetic latches. That's what he installed. Strong enough a chicken flying up against the door wouldn't open it, but not too strong that I can't. These four doors are inside of a building though. I'd think a raccoon could figure them out and may be strong enough to pull it open if used outside.
 

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