Mars' Gale Crater has a relatively balmy high forecast of 17 degrees tonight.
Minnesota, we're not so lucky.
Today’s forecast high temps across much of Canada and the upper midwest are colder than the last reported high from Mars by @MarsCuriosity pic.twitter.com/bGYWG3yIOa
— Mars Weather (@MarsWxReport) December 15, 2016
This chilling observation comes from a weather instrument on NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been on the Red Planet since the summer of 2012.
Tonight won't be the first time Minnesota has dipped into extraterrestrial low temps — it happened last year too.
It's probably not the last time this year either, if our Updraft weather blogger's prediction is correct.
Things could get dangerously cold, so maybe skip the space travel and stay indoors if you can.