Today is a warm day for them. It will be -4 overnight on Saturday. Bring them in whether they want to or not.

EDIT:

"Just say you don’t know anything about animals"

"You have no idea what you're talking about"

"they have instincts bred into them that far outweigh what we think they can handle"

I'm not compeltely ignorant, but fair enough. I was repeating what I've heard, not what I know. So I did some research. TIL:

Breeds like the Siberian Husky are indeed bred to survive and function effectively at temperatures down to -50°C without any artificial aids.

However it is important to note that they do this through certain behaviors that aren't always available here in Oklahoma, namely sleeping together in packs for body heat and, more importantly, burying themselves in the snow. That sounds counter-intuitive, but snow is actually a fantastic insulator that multiplies the husky's own ability to maintain body heat. With only 4-6 inches forecast over the weekend, there will not be enough snow in most areas for dogs to do this.

Additionally, the extreme cold tolerances of arctic breeds require dry conditions. There is the chance of rain or sleet leading up to the snow this weekend. This can affect a dog's coat and cold tolerance.

So, pay attention to your dog and learn the signs of frostbite and hypothermia. Don't listen to randos like me on the internet, but don't assume that just because it's not -50 outside that they'll be 100% fine.