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Batteries are affected by temperature and or humidity. If batteries are too hot or too cold, then yes batteries will exhibit behaviors that would be incongruent with their normal and designed operating specifications.
But if a battery is discharged because of damage to cells, poor connections or a charging system that isn't doing its job, the battery could start freezing at the same temperature as water. A 100 percent fully charged battery will not freeze until approximately minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit.A fully discharged battery can freeze at or around 32 degrees, Kimbrough said in a telephone interview. The difference between a fully charged and discharged 12-volt battery is not that big.Related: How to Store Your Car for Winter. When I'm talking about a fully discharged battery, I'm not talking about zero volts.nterstate says a car battery loses 33 percent of its power when the temperature drops below freezing and more than 50 percent when it goes below zero, so just when you need more power, you have less to start your car.