That is as far below 0 degrees Fahrenheit as shirt sleeve weather is above it. Although there is lots of snow and ice around, the Pole is really a desert environment, because it averages less than 4 mm of precipitation monthly, about the same as the Sahara Desert.
Many people think of Antarctica as a windy place.
That is true, but only near the edges of the continent. At a coastal location, like Australia's Mawson Base, winds average 40 km per hour, with week-long blizzards bringing winds in excess of 80 km per hour and gusts up to 190 km per hour. The severe coastal winds called the katabatic winds result from cold air flowing down off the interior ice sheet. These winds are further disturbed and strengthened by the low pressure systems that ring the continent. There the winds almost always blow from the same direction - the compass quadrant containing Dome A, the highest point on the Antarctic Plateau.