It's in the single digits here in CT too. There's ice everywhere & it is way below zero when you factor in the wind chill. I like a challenge though. Although I don't have anyone looking at land at this time I'd probably dress in layers & give it a shot. I know when to back off & would if things got dangerous. 

Only showed wooded land once early in my career.  Temp was 20 degrees. After that, I decided to focus on residential properties only and refer land customers to another agent in my company.

  We have a vacation house in western North Carolina.  People slip on the ice and suffer serious injury (broken bones, head trauma), or worse.

  Stay inside!

Never had to but I would if I was living where you do!

4 degees, 24 MPH.

I would point my pointy finger in the direction of the land and say, "I'll be right here when you get back. If not back on 45 minuts I'll call 911. I'm not going to look for you. Have fun.

Fortunately, I have not Jeff Pearl 

We have had situations like what you are experiencing - our winter last year was like this.  And yes, we have told clients it isn't safe to be outside in these types of conditions.

I have postponed showings because of weather before although for different conditions. Safety first.

🎶 don't go chasing waterfalls🎶

Let's have an apocalypse party!

(That's a no for showings.)

Since I don't sell or walk land, the answer is no. But if I did, I probably would say "let's choose a better day."

Yes, Jeff I have. Way back, early in my career we were selling 40 acres for a multifamily development and there was no way I was going to walk it! We waited for another day! Wind chill factor was way below zero!

Jeff Pearl These temperatures may be record lows. The wind chill is enough to make me stay away. Was this photo taken at Great Falls?

Different people thrive in different temps.

Whoa . . .  what an amazing pic Jeff Pearl!  No, we have never said that, though during Monsoon Season if you are having rushing, brown water that is taking tree branches and other items with it, and flooding over onto streets that are not safe to drive through, that would be the time to postpone showing that land.

can't walk land today.... 10 minutes of exposure in this wind and below zero temperature will lead to frost bite...

I am not a cold weather person and head by to Florida next week.

I would not do any land walking this weekend.

I have not. However, if conditions are not safe I would certainly ensure a buyer knows it is not safe. 

Just got off the phone with a guy, buyer in Florida who wants to buy this 40 acres of land. Behind a 6 acres and home that can come with it. With a waterfalls live and verbal that made him call. He has "walked" four other properties before his land line call as I putter inside to answer other email this Saturday morning. Video is open house, walk and talk the Maine land on the buyer's time and never called off due to weather, or distance away. Listing a farm later and the jeep is ready, dressed for it and on with the show. 

When its cold its better to stay inside. The ground will be there tomorrow and when it warms up

Wow,  Denver was 66 today. Jan. 9

Stay safe Jeff, and usually around here all agree it is not safe with weather like that.

We have not

Yes.

Jeff Pearl - well, NO APPOINTMENT TODAY for ANYTHING! Period!

Haven't had to say that in Austin but living where you do I certainly would!

I have told them to dress warm, but I am ready for most anything

My friend's pool froze around the edges and it was salt water. Go figure.

Our temps are even lower in CT and the winds were stronger. Not safe to be near wooded areas. It would be a smart warning not to be out too long in such weather - frost bite and even hypothermia are both threats.

It is safe, it's not sane. Let him go if he wants to & when you have to haul out the ice pick to chip him out of the frost, maybe he'll learn.

Beautiful. At least, you have opportunities to make those gorgeous pictures:) 

Wow, pretty cool!  Never been an issue here, most would probably cancel due to the storm warnings and how big they make them sound out here.  I wouldn't have any problems cancelling showings/etc.

We realtors are 24/7 weather proof. I suggest you work on winter wonderland ski resort properties right now.

Jeff,

Incredible and beautiful, and no I have not told a buyer that.  A

Wow, In so cal, we deal with fires and earthquakes, never anything like this. 

Hand out the ice creepers and go