Winter is coming. And if you live anywhere with freezing temperatures, snow, or ice, your outdoor security cameras are about to face their toughest test of the year. A camera that works perfectly in September might start failing in January. Not because it's a bad camera. But because extreme cold, ice buildup, and temperature swings do things to electronics that most homeowners never think about. I've installed OHWOAI outdoor security cameras wired in places where winter temperatures drop below zero. I've also seen cheap cameras fail in the first freeze. Here's what you need to know...