As it gets colder, it’s normal for compost temperatures to drop too, especially if you don’t maintain a humongous pile. If you want to keep your compost cooking during the winter, insulate it and keep it from getting too soggy during the rainy months. Try a tarp. Keep turning it and adding material.
For a bit more information on the basics, take a look at this article.
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