Post by segfault1361 on Dec 29, 2023 11:40:56 GMT -5
Interestingly, all seasons except SPRING got warmer. Spring instead became more extreme, March/April/early May actually became COLDER, with increased likelihood for late April/early May snow, while late May and beyond got hotter with a more abrupt transition from cold weather to hot weather.
The other seasons got much warmer from what I recall in the early 2000s. December and January were always known for those very cold mornings with low windchills and none of this mild rainy stuff. 2000 was the only cool and dry summer of the century, any other summer is either hot and dry, OR cool with rain and thunderstorms almost every day. Autumn feels like it has warmed up to the most extreme extent. For 4 years in a row we had long stretches of warm weather in October or November. 2020 saw 7 days in a row of 20+C in a time of the year in November which normally has 10C average, and 2022 saw 25C in November. 2023 saw 30C in October.
The other seasons got much warmer from what I recall in the early 2000s. December and January were always known for those very cold mornings with low windchills and none of this mild rainy stuff. 2000 was the only cool and dry summer of the century, any other summer is either hot and dry, OR cool with rain and thunderstorms almost every day. Autumn feels like it has warmed up to the most extreme extent. For 4 years in a row we had long stretches of warm weather in October or November. 2020 saw 7 days in a row of 20+C in a time of the year in November which normally has 10C average, and 2022 saw 25C in November. 2023 saw 30C in October.
