Taking the doggie for a walk when it's snowing?

So yeah, this is going to sound like a really silly question, but I'm from Texas, be forgiving!

I generally take the dog out to a park across the street to go walking/running every day. She really wants to go, but it's snowing out and pretty darn chilly. Now, she loves running around in snow, but I'm wondering if it's a really stupid idea to go while it's actually snowing?

I mean, the sidewalks aren't really cleared, but as long as they're not icy that should be okay, right? Will she get wet and get sick? I mean, I can bundle up, but she can't.

My boyfriend's at work so I can't ask him, so I thought I'd pop on here and see what the general rule is for this sort of thing. Me being a cold-weather virgin and all.

She's a medium-sized dog, but she doesn't have a fluffy coat, either. She doesn't seem to mind going out, though. I just didn't know if getting snow on her coat would get her wet and be a bad thing.

A towel by the door is a good idea, though. I might just take her out for a short walk (we usually go 40~50 minutes). We didn't get to go yesterday because it poured rain all day, so she's coming over every five minutes and begging lol.

Thanks for the advice, guys. I'm gonna just take her out for ten or fifteen minutes to get it out of her system, and I'll be sure to wash her feet when we get back, too. I wouldn't have even thought of that, so I'm glad I asked.

Y'all are awesome, you know that?

Lol, that's hilarious Backslashbaby.

Well, that was a load of fun and I'm glad I went. None of the sidewalks were plowed so I got to walk on crunchy new snow, and everything was just gorgeous, and doggie had a lot of fun, too. I love being out in the snow myself, especially because I'd never even seen any until I was in college.

Thanks for all the advice, guys.