This should really not concern us. Careless use of wind-chill factors can truly be misleading. Zero degrees with winds of 20 equals minus 40 wind-chill factor. If that feels like actual temperature, tell that one to my tractor. If it's truly minus 40, it's a mean thing to confront.
Hapless critters stand and shiver.
Ice forms on your nose. Iron snaps like toothpicks. And your water pipes are froze. You know every chore you'll do that day will be a tough event. To all you guilty weathermen, please don't think I'm rude.