| 100% | COLDASICE | 9 | Below 32 degrees Fahrenheit |
| 48% | BOILS | 5 | Reaches 212 degrees Fahrenheit |
| 44% | SNOW | 4 | Precipitation below 32° |
| 44% | COOLASACUCUMBER | 15 | 40 degrees Fahrenheit, roughly |
| 43% | FROZE | 5 | Reached 32 degrees, maybe |
| 43% | SLEET | 5 | Precipitation around 32 degrees |
| 43% | BOIL | 4 | Heat to 212 degrees Fahrenheit |
| 43% | BOIL | 4 | Bring to 212 degrees Fahrenheit |
| 43% | BOILINGPOINT | 12 | 212 degrees Fahrenheit, for water |
| 43% | HOTASBLUEBLAZES | 15 | At least 2600 degrees Fahrenheit |
| 42% | WARMASTOAST | 11 | 160 degrees Fahrenheit, give or take |
| 41% | SLEETS | 6 | Precipitates at about 32 degrees F |
| 41% | ZERO | 4 | 32° Fahrenheit, in Celsius |
| 41% | THIRTYTWO | 9 | Freezing point of water in degrees Fahrenheit |
| 41% | RECORDLOW | 9 | 52 degrees Fahrenheit in Honolulu, for example |
| 39% | JRS | 3 | Grp. that's a year below 32-Across |
| 38% | ACUTE | 5 | Below 90 degrees in a math classroom |
| 37% | VENUS | 5 | Hottest planet in the Solar System (800-plus degrees Fahrenheit) |
| 36% | THIRTYTWO | 9 | Freezing point of water in Fahrenheit, __ degrees |
| 33% | ARCTICOCEAN | 11 | Body of water whose surface temperature remains roughly twenty-eight degrees Fahrenheit year-round |
| 33% | MELT | 4 | What ice will do if it's above 32° Fahrenheit |
| 31% | LOX | 3 | Shorthand for a substance frequently used by SpaceX, but usually chilled to about -341 degrees Fahrenheit |
| 31% | RYN | 3 | Desert in western Kazakhstan where summer temperatures reach 113 degrees Fahrenheit and winter ones reach -33 |
| 31% | SUNSPOT | 7 | Dark region that, at around 6,500 degrees Fahrenheit, is cooler than the area surrounding it |
| 30% | FREEZERS | 8 | Storages for food below 0 degrees |
| 30% | SUBZERO | 7 | Temperature that's below 0 degrees |
| 27% | GERARD | 6 | With 32-Across, "300" actor who earned a law degree from the University of Glasgow |
| 25% | UNDER | 5 | Below |
| 25% | BENEATH | 7 | Below |
| 25% | LESSTHAN | 8 | Below |