At -17 degrees with wind chill in Saskatchewan, Canada, storm chaser Jenny Hagan braved the bitter weather recently by putting on her old figure skating costume and dancing across the highway.

It's been 23 years since Jenny last donned her provincial team figure skating costume but she described the freezing weather as "a perfect occasion to dust off the skate boots."

"In Saskatchewan, we deal with all types of weather. The winter season is long and cold," she said.

"My motto is if you can’t find the joy in snow you will have the same amount of snow and less joy. So I have fun with these extreme weather events," she added.

This video was filmed on November 1.

Measuring in at -17 degrees with wind chill in Saskatchewan, Canada, storm chaser Jenny Hagan b-b-b-r-r-raved the bitter weather by putting on her old figure skating costume and dancing across the highway.

It's been 23 years since Jenny last donned her figure skating costume; she spent five years on a provincial skating team and went on to be a skating coach and judge. She described the freezing weather as 'a perfect occasion to dust off the skate boots.'

As the temperature plummets across Canada she felt inspired to try the icy road in her day-to-day clothes, but decided to drive home and retrieve her beautiful navy dress - complete with her skates and bobble hat, before returning to the icy highway.

Jenny says: "In Saskatchewan we deal with all types of weather. The winter season is long and cold.

"My motto is if you can’t find the joy in snow you will have the same amount of snow and less joy. So I have fun with these extreme weather events."