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If temperatures drop close to or below 0deg celsius, don't drive with summer tires. It can get stupidly slippery in some spots.
I remember approaching a bend after a bridge on winter tires this november and having absolutely no control - at a measly 10kph. Ended up bumping into the curb,
If the temp is below 8c you're at risk with summer tires; and even all-season.
All-weather will get you a little farther a little cooler but just put the winter snowies on.
The added bonus is they're super grippy.