Here's a breakdown:
* Zero degrees: This is the starting point on a temperature scale.
* Subzero: Anything below zero degrees on that scale is considered subzero.
For example:
* -10 degrees Celsius is a subzero temperature.
* 10 degrees below zero Fahrenheit is also a subzero temperature.
The term "subzero" is often used to describe extremely cold temperatures, particularly in winter climates.