Is Ireland warming up too fast?

mick145 · 14-11-2021 5:05pm #1

What’s with these really mild temperatures like come on temperatures in the mid teens through November that’s not normal at all what happens to the truly cold November’s we used to get?!

global warming?

Oneiric 3 · 14-11-2021 7:02pm

Why did that post get posted twice?

Ridiculous, posted a theory and now gone with edits showing up in two separate posts.

igCorcaigh · 14-11-2021 7:23pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058217912/is-ireland-warming-up-too-fast

I'm no expert, but I guess it does fit with the pattern of a warming climate, which is a background signature to everything in the global weather pattern. The statistics on large data will tell, but then it depends on which question you ask from it.

pauldry · 14-11-2021 8:42pm

Ya it is warming up but not fast. Like if you take this November in isolation it looks like it's warming too fast but when you see the weather over a few months there is a less pronounced warming.

Oneiric 3 · 14-11-2021 9:41pm

How much the temperature has warmed over Europe during the 1991-2020 period from the 1981-2010 period:

Ireland and Portugal the only two countries that have not seen a notable uptick.

Larbre34 · 14-11-2021 9:50pm

Stop will ya. A couple of weeks in November, on their own, tell absolutely zero.

November is an Autumn month, has a historical average of 7C across day and night. Today we're looking at a low of 6 and high of 11. Its utterly unremarkable.