AIBU to think that this warm weather is the sign of climate change?

[Kalista018]

I remember that around this time last year it was so cold and wet — it actually felt Christmassy. I went to my DC’s school Christmas fair, but this year it feels more like spring. It just doesn’t feel right.

well that will depend on where you are located

im in central scotland and temps normal i feel for the time of year

Christ, my car was frozen inside and out this morning. Any colder I think I’d of frozen to death on my way home after a bloody night shift! Twas shit!

Dunno where you are but it was three degrees this morning.

It's bloody freezing here.

Had to defrost my car this morning
It's not spring like where I live

I heard we had record warm nights and record cold nights this November.

It’s warm and raining here. Don’t know if that is down to climate change. I seem to remember it being warm the last few Christmas’s

It is cold, wet and windy in Pembrokeshire and a severe rain weather warning is in place for midnight. It's 10 degrees, but with the weather it feels close to freezing (and my car temperature gauge agrees).

We had snow the week before last, torrential rain yesterday and today was bright but cold.

Sorry it’s my bad. I’m in London. Pretty much all my friends and colleagues agree with me that this is unusual. And I see the forecast saying that the lowest is 8,9,10 degrees coming week.

London always feels warmer you have a locked in emissions cloud.

Was 2 degrees today in North East Scotland.

It was -4°C overnight and into the morning last week here where I am in Gloucestershire, very unusually cold by the river, and especially so for November!

Our cars were frozen solid this morning.

Ps climate change could result in much colder temperatures here when the gulf stream is disrupted! I always think this would scare people into actual action more than the idea of a warming climate.

I was in London Tuesday from Up North. It was a little warmer than here but I can't say I would put that down to any other reason than being 5 hours further south.

Yanbu

Its WARM

2 degrees here.

Freezing here. Minus temperatures most mornings

What warm weather? Cold, wet, rainy here (N/West) we have had frosts, but thank goodness not many. Looking back at my FB posts been the same way for years

I’m inclined to say yanbu. The seasons have definitely shifted slightly in the last 30 years or so, to v. cold winter being more jan /feb I think. I think that white christmases might become even more rare. I was wondering if we might see a harsh winter this year with it being a mast year, and had high hopes with the cold snap in November but you are right, it seems to have warmed up again a bit.

It's not so much the temperature IMHO, it's the weeks of rain, and weeks of dry.

40 years ago, there may have been a day or two of rain, but it didn't go on the way it does now*, ditto dry.

*unless we were away in the caravan.

It was 3 degrees here this morning and below zero for three days in late November. South West.

It’s been bitterly cold in Lincolnshire, with night-time temperatures reaching -4 and barely above freezing during the day. Windchill has made it feel much colder this last week too!

Today has been a little warmer, reaching 5 degrees, and it’s now raining so probably won’t freeze overnight, with 2 degrees forecast.

I’d say these are normal temperatures for this time of year 🤷‍♀️

It's fecking freezing here

Very cold last week though, and my DD has had a bit of snow in Durham (now melted.
The average UK temp today (5.7) was 2 degrees cooler than 2023 and 24, and 3.5 degrees cooler than 2022.