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that is pretty much my temp range as well, for a real ride (min.100 miles), although I meandered one day from Joplin, MO to Vivian, LA and saw 110° +, my coldest wasn't a real ride, just a test spin up to the corner & back, total 1 mile, -25°f  COLD AIR = FREE HORSEPOWER, other than that, a ride around the pond (Lake Winnipesaukee) at -15°f  on my little red nekid '99 SV650.   

20 years ago I wrote a program to translate Fahhrenheiit to Celsius and the other way also. That was before such was easily found on the Internet for quick translation as it is now. I even included checks for the absolute minimum temp possible. Since then I always remember that every 9 deg F is another 5 deg C. I actually always knew this but after writing that program I didn't have to think about it anymore. I just have to remember where to start. I usually start at 32F = 0C and go from there.
-13F = -25C
-4F = -20C
5F = -15C
14F = -10C
23F = -5C
32F = 0C
41F = 5C
50F = 10C
59F = 15C
68F = 20C
77F = 25C
86F = 30C
95F = 35C
104F = 40C

This is the entire range of temps that I currently ride in. Though I'm beginning to question that first lowest temp for riding as I get older.
My ideal riding temp is 77F (25C). Notice that 68F to 86F (numbers reversed) is 20C to 30C.
Just a few thoughts that make it easy for me to remember and translate on the fly. If I can remember the increments I can easily guess in between temps close enough.

we don't have snow in our forecast till Friday next week, but this is New England, a lot can change between now and then.

I never understood flush mount turn signals, or even clear lenses w amber bulbs vs amber lenses w clear bulbs

never served myself, but my dad did, in the Navy '44-'46 on a fast attack transport, his most notable battle was the Battle of Okinawa. lucked out with kamikazes with bad aim

my Dad drank instant coffee when I was growing up..my Mom prepared it for him in the morning and after dinner. I had to do a search to see just exactly what instant coffee was and how it was created! Surprisingly it was invented in 1890.

my parents drank instant when I was growing up, for the most part, Sundays sometimes they would use the percolator. After I left home, at some point they switched to ground coffee in a drip coffee maker

I made coffee in a drip coffee maker up till about 5 or 6 years ago when I discovered Cafe Bustelo instant, I have mixed cocoa with my coffee for at least 30 years, and tried several brands, turns out I like Walmart the best the right amount if sugar and milk solids in the powder, most other brands are way to sweet

I've only had 1 experience with black squirrels, on a camping trip in Quebec along north side of Ottawa River, they were so aggressive, we ended up eating in our car, couldn't eat at the picnic table, squirrels were right there chattering and stealing off our plates

no clue, especially black species, we only have grays & reds here in NNE and I only have a few grays in my yard, never seen more than 1 nest in a tree. I do know that they store acorns everywhere, and maybe the multiple nests are only nut storage

fwiw, we are having a phenomenal acorn drop this year, ground covered so that you can't see the ground anymore, over an inch deep, = next summer a lot of squirrel road kill, more turkeys and more coyotes