hey mllkn6, bagga is right. It does mean 30 degrees below 0. Last night we had a wind-chill of minus 26. Up here in the North country that means; the temp feels the same as 26 below zero because of the wind.

 

Same problem with my Walls Blizzard Pruf coveralls, plus the wide legs wanted to flap and occasionally brush against my pipes. My wife bought a snaps kit at Wal-Mart, and we just put 3 or 4 snaps up the side of each leg to tighten up the legs. Worked great, but when you get off the bike, you look like you're wearing equestrian riding pants.

 

Ditto the Walls - Black for the bike, camo for the Elk huntin'

 

I dress in layers according to how cold and how long.

Don't laugh and I know you will. Panty hose to start if really cold and a long ride.
But always a minimum for me if 30 degrees and lower
longjohns, blue jeans, chaps, and carhart bibs. Chaps and caharts block the wind and keep body warmth in.

Top: t shirt, long johns (if really cold), long sleeve shirt (flannel or sweat), a zippered hood sweat shirt (under the bibs), then a levi Jacket (over the bibs), my vest.

Hat ( will take a pic of it), Neck warmer.
Sometimes a stocking cap instead of the hat.
Good ski gloves, or longer and colder, silk glove liners and mittens. Sometimes a wool glove liner.