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by Lev1a
1266 days ago
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Weather and weather events are a consequence of a number of factors, a big one of which is climate and change in the latter therefore also drives change in the former. Example: in my home city the winters have been getting warmer on average pretty drastically.
I'm in my mid-twenties, around the time of my birth the average winter weather YoY was still cold enough to freeze the sound (not the audio one) near my home deep and hard enough anyone could walk nearly the whole width from one bank to the other.
During my early childhood we had ~0.5m of snow nearly all winter but I can't remember having even a "white christmas" since I was ~14.
Even this winter we had like 10-15cm of snow total, most of which melted as soon as hit the ground, a layer of ~5cm stayed for around a week a bit before christmas.
The holidays themself were cold (not freezing) and it rained almost the entire time. |
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