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Nothing wrong with +5°C in early February in Canada, also.

It's been so warm this winter up here in Montreal, the temperature was around 10-15°C up until late November. We had one major snowfall which melted immediately. Then another snowfall in early January that kind of stuck around but with alternating warm-cold weather with rain, everything kind of just half melted and froze then turned into slush and froze again.

We can't do any winter activities because it's either too warm to have ice skating rinks, or there's not enough snow to ski or for tobogganing. Even walking outside is dangerous because of how slippery or wet everything is.

It's also an el nino year which generally have warmer winters. If it flips to la nina next year we will likely have more extreme winter events in North America like the last few years. We're likely to alternate between very extreme hot and cold weather events every few years because of the ENSO cycle and global warming.

It was in the 50s and and 60s last month in the Portland - Vancouver Metro area except for 1 week where it was in the teens

It's supposed to be way colder than that

Hell a century ago the Columbia River froze over, it hasn't been even remotely close to that in a long fuckin time

There was a tornado in Oceano, CA a few days ago. A small one, but there have a been a couple others in recent years. So thats a new, fun thing to prepare for.

Saw a storm chaser on the side of the road looking around at the sky while on his cell phone a couple days ago here in Iowa and I've been eyeballing the sky ever since.

We're already hitting 17°C (62°f) in central Europe this week. These are the usual april/may temps. Can't wait for the summer. 🔥

Weather is getting weird af where I live. This winter the snow only settled mid december, which is kinda scary, because it was supposed to do so 1-2 months before. After that temperatures are mostly the usual -15°C to -25°C, but occasionally there are 2-3 days where it is up to +5°C and super windy and then it comes back to normal, except everything becomes covered in a thick layer of super smooth ice, it sucks.

I know it was up to just about 60°(f) yesterday in my area. I didn't take the sirens very seriously, but 59° after a week in the 20s and 30s - I guess it does make sense. (After a week of way lower temps too)

I can comfortably ride a motorcycle in February...granted I'm in Texas but even here it normally is quite cold around this time and instead we have 75° days.

I can't wait to move back wayyyyyy the fuck North.

There was a tornado on the east side of San Diego a few days ago too. Not to mention the insane amount of rain

I got like 2-3 weeks of sub 40°F weather

One way out!

It was 10c and raining yesterday in Montreal. MONTREAL. In FEBRUARY.