Are zombies temperature sensitive

Are zombies vulnerable to extreme heat and/or cold? Could they be frozen in subzero temperatures? Can heat increase their rate of decay or make them burn up?
Also are they vulnerable to excessive moisture? Could they dissolve or decompose faster in water? Could they be made too stiff to move if they were dried out, by having all their moisture extracted?
Just wondering what environment would be same for humans in a zombie apocalypse based on these conditions of survival for zombies.

LOL@ur answerers.

voodoo ZOMBIES are VERY real and HAVE scientifically been proven. WE even know HOW they are made.

UNDEAD zombies however as far as we know are NOT real. SO therefore all of ur questions we do not know either.

BUT u can always make up ur own answers for them. One thing u should remember is that zombies are DEAD and animals and insects and bacteria and other natural processes WILL be feeding upon those zombies.

UNLESS the cause that reanimates the dead bodies and causes them to hunger for human flesh protects them from decomposition.

If there are normal as far as dead bodies go and not somehow superhumanly changed then eat would make them rot faster. COULD would slow them down and even slow the decay but they might defrost in the spring and there is the danger all over again.

excessive mostiure is bad for everything lol mold and mildew will eat that zombie up lol

water would cause them to bloat just as normal dead bodies do. and probably fish would start to nibble on them

in lack of mositure like the desert they would probably become more like mummies. dried out and hard and yes difficult to get around.

all of this could be changed if a writer wanted these zombies to last longer lol

Yes, Zombies are temperature sensitive. A frozen zombie is a harmless zombie. Trouble is when they thaw they re-animate.
Heat will quicken the natural decomposition process, but the virus slows down the process.