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2023 was extremely hot. Then came 2024
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It was 12°c/53°f yesterday in my neck of the woods. I live near vancouver, bc which is known for its temperate climate. But that was alarmingly warm for winter.
Same. I would always see snowy mountains from my window during winter, now I just see green trees. It's friggin 11 degrees which just frightens me