How will cold weather effect my build?

I have a 14ft aluminum v hull. I put temporary decking in this summer knowing I would take it all out and re frame work aluminum and use a higher grade ply with a non slip paint. Anyways..... I'm in Omaha, and it is now cold...... Like 3 months below freezing cold. I plan to remove all the old decking and do most of the framing and rough cut decking over the winter, then individually sand and paint then in the basement. Should I worry about expansion and contraction due to temperature change? Or is it minimal?

wood moves with the ambient moisture content in the air. No getting around it.

a Climate Controlled basement will definately be in your favor.
pretty sure that most common coatings say "do not apply below 50*f."

READ, UNDERSTAND and FOLLOW the instructions on the label
of any and all products you may use.
Observe all safety precautions especially in a closed up basement !!!!!!!


oh, if you warm up the basement to 70* and apply your coatings,
you must maintain that same temperature for at least the next 24 hours. (minimum)

jus my Dos Centavos

Cold makes most things shrink (other than water, which expands)
Hot/moist makes things expand.

So, I guess any indoor cutting and fitting would be OK to fit close.
Any outdoor cutting and fitting would have to allow for expansion.

richg99