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I will assume you are quoting the temp in Celsius (32 F) windchill does not have much affect. You could have some carburetor icing or a little water in the fuel bowl from condensation getting slushy and clogging things up. Try a little HEET fuel additive and see if it helps, do not use the whole bottle, just the ratio for the amount of fuel in your tank. https://www.autozone.com/fuel-and-en...eze/136368_0_0
The conditions OP described are the worst for it - temp around freezing with moist air.
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