I work out side, so recently been working in temps of -4 degrees... And yes this did have a impact on my BG's.. Hot whether can make a difference as well
In cold whether the body tends to shiver to try to produce heat, which of cause uses energy so this will burn glucose in the blood quicker... The degree this will effet some-one will be individual.
Spending best part of 8 hours in the cold, I find the morning where the phsyical side of my job keeps me warm not much change but after dinner when my job to a certain extent isn't so physical and so feel the cold side of things a lot more I tend to have more trouble and a higher risk of hypo...
It well may be that you have finished your honeymoon period if before the cold whether you were already making adjustments to you insulin, it would be best at the moment to monitor well, So that you keep the best control and be watchfull for any changes that might indicate that any adjustment to basal doseage that you've made might need readjusting when the cold whether has passed..