>The weather pattern in February more or less mimicked December’s — as cold air again went into hibernation. So far this month, not even counting the warm weather records in the pipeline, there have been 1,800 warm records, compared to just 129 cold records.
>Since December, the count of warm records is around 7,600 compared to 2,300 cold records. In a stable climate, these numbers would be much more even.
>Both human-caused climate change and the strong El Niño climate pattern are driving this exceptionally warm winter season.
It would be nice if they could mention how long some of these records have stood.
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>The weather pattern in February more or less mimicked December’s — as cold air again went into hibernation. So far this month, not even counting the warm weather records in the pipeline, there have been 1,800 warm records, compared to just 129 cold records.
>Since December, the count of warm records is around 7,600 compared to 2,300 cold records. In a stable climate, these numbers would be much more even.
>Both human-caused climate change and the strong El Niño climate pattern are driving this exceptionally warm winter season.
It would be nice if they could mention how long some of these records have stood.