I’ll note that for most purposes, when people talk about going to 2°C above what it was in the late 1800s, they usually are talking about the long-term average, not one-day events.
I’ll note that for most purposes, when people talk about going to 2°C above what it was in the late 1800s, they usually are talking about the long-term average, not one-day events.
I know it’s been stupid warm here in my part of Canada. Normal average high for this time of year is -2c (28f), tomorrow’s high is supposed to be 11c (51f), and it’s been way above average for the last few weeks. Normally we have a fair bit of snow by now, but it’s all melted again already.
Same in the southwest US. It was WET the last two days. And normally that would mean snow this time of year. And nothing… just waterlogged cold mud