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It certainly seems unusually higher for January compared to the rest of 2024?
What are we taking about? There was no long, hard winter. Very simple.
Gas import has seemingly little to do with temperature and probably much more with politics and price. Your new graph shows exactly the same, highest imports in summer. No correlation with temperature.
https://www.ft.com/content/0d474498-4d9b-4c1b-8502-71248c720c04
I think the 'long, hard' is an exaggeration (my wife agrees) but afaik cold weather is definitely correlated to higher gas prices
https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Europe-Faces-Coldest-Winter-Spell-As-Gas-Supply-Concerns-Mount.html