But if you want to know real cold, talk to the folks at the Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire's White Mountains.

Sitting at 6,288 feet, the Mount Washington Observatory is already breaking records with the cold.

As of about 3 p.m. Friday, the observatory had already hit 36 degrees below zero, breaking the daily record low of negative 32 set in 1963.

With wind chills factored in, it feels like the temperature is actually negative 93.

The observatory is also eyeing the coldest temperature on record at the station at 47 below zero.

He doesn't mess around when it comes to protecting himself from dangerously cold weather.