Almost October

>17.9.
>"october"
it's still summer.

25°C is kino temperature, lardarse.

>10-20C is hot
??

not with high ass humidity

Same. Last time we had a white Christmas was in 2010.

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Not really, look at a graph of median temperatures throughout the last threee decades.

this. 20-23 is kino though

>GISS data show global average temperatures in 2017 rose 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit (0.9 degrees Celsius) above the 1951-1980 mean. According to GISS, the global mean surface air temperature for that period was estimated to be 57 F (14 C). That would put the planet's average surface temperature in 2017 at 58.62 F (14.9 C).

Hot nights, exhaustingly hot days (as early as June and well into September) and disappointing winters
Gotta love the New Normal of climate

See

>americanized
>z
That's you

And yet September, August, and July had days with +10°C above the normal in my country
That's already a much more reliable data point, 40+ degrees in August for several days with unbearably hot nights isn't normal either, and it's been worst and worst with each passing year

>global average
who the fuck cares that in Antarctica or some other place no one lives the temperature drops while it rises here?
do you not understand what an average is?

You're retarded, dude. Your winters got 1,3°C in over a century. Your "today's winters are literal HELL XD" memes are not grounded on reality.

>Temperature increase in the Netherlands continues unabated
>The annual mean temperature in the Netherlands has steadily increased and is now 1.7± 0.6 oC higher than 110 years ago. This is a statistically significant warming. There has been an increase of about 0.03 oC a year over the last 20 years. The year 2014 had the warmest annual mean temperature since the beginning of the CNT temperature series in 1906. Here, CNT stands for Central Netherlands Temperature (Schrier et al. 2011). For station De Bilt the year 2014 was the warmest since 1706.
>Temperature increased unequally over the seasons
>Warming in the Netherlands varies according to the season. Most warming over the last 100 years was seen in the spring and summer, and least in the winter:
>warming in spring: 1.8 ± 0.8 oC
>warming in summer: 2.1 ± 0.8 oC
>warming in autumn: 1.5 ± 0.6 oC
>warming in winter: 1.3 ± 1.2 oC
>Furthermore, the variability in annual temperatures around the long-term trend is highest for winter temperatures. That implies that cold winters cannot be excluded in the present climate of the Netherlands.

clo.nl/en/indicators/en0226-temperature-trends-the-netherlands-and-worldwide

>got
rose*

Git gud

innit

I think his word on how he feels in his country are a little more believable than yours
And again, August 2020 had an average of 30° in my département, but with several days of +44° in the Sun for the peak of the day, which made the nights unbelievably hot and dry.

~1°C of average rise is already a very, very steep increase in temperatures.

yeah we don't get snow anymore either

this year we got a really hot, sunny spring
summer was actually cold some days and cloudy pretty much every single day, there were really no hot days at all
autumn is now hot again like spring

>his feefees are more reliable than actual scientific data
>a 1,2°C increase in a century, of which he most likely experienced the last 20 years or so amounts to an unbearable increase in temperature
Also nobody is saying the change isn't alarming, retard. Just that this faggot is not melting over winter being 1°C degree higher (or even less) than when he was a kid.

>The average annual temperature in De Bilt rose by 1.7 °C in the period 1952-2017. This trend has been adjusted for exceptionally severe winters or hot summers. The last few years have been by far the hottest since the start of the measurement series in De Bilt. In 2017, the average global temperature exceeded the average temperature in the years 1961-1990 by around 0.9 °C. This warming is statistically significant.
cbs.nl/en-gb/society/nature-and-environment/green-growth/environmental-quality-of-life/indicatoren/average-temperature

We had a very hot Spring too, but at least it was windy and with enough clouds to keep it liveable.
Not like most people could enjoy it, we spent it locked down.

Summer came early with hot nights starting as early as mid-June, several week-long streaks of 35°+ days in July and August, then it calmed down with some rain and wind again in late August.
Now we're getting very hot days again, but at least it gets colder at night and in the morning.

Which is somehow worse, I go to sleep with the window open, wake up feeling cold at 4am, close it and go back to sleep again

>Also nobody is saying the change isn't alarming, retard. Just that this faggot is not melting over winter being 1°C degree higher (or even less) than when he was a kid.
That's precisely not the case. Integrating over all days and all hours, you get a 1°C increase. What we didn't have - or had much less frequently - were those episodes of unbelievingly hot nights. Just a few days of this is enough to make people suffering, especially in cities with mineral buildings preventing the night from fully cooling down the streets.

Comfy 6°C here.

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never had winter here but summers are getting a lot worse. I hate conservatives.