Don't have that one, but here are how my other attempts did. Low was -17.

atlantica 'Glauca': dead above snow line
atlantica 'Glauca Pendula': dead above snow line
deodara 'Deep Cove': dead above snow line
deodara 'Karl Fuchs': totally alive

Wow. I'm amazed at how hardy Karl Fuchs (and probably the similarly sourced cultivars) are turning out to be.

-17F with no needle burn?

I've got one here but still too small to get over the snowpack. Been in the ground for 3 or 4 years now, not sure, maybe more. Withstood -30c for many nights before being covered by snow this winter. Looks healty this spring.

Cedrus Libani 'Eugene' two footer came through totally alive in Columbus, OH.

Everything else named cedrus in the neighborhood died, including two twelve foot deodara aureas (no surprise there) and a bunch of atlas young'uns.

Eugene is unstoppable, even with the strong winds we get here that sweep our patio furniture across the street.