Last year, DC had a warm and pleasant March – which was cited by NOAA as being the most extreme fossil fuel driven March ever.
Fortunately the CO2 bubble over DC appears to have dissipated.
Next time you are playing golf in lovely 60F weather, remember that NOAA considers those conditions to be extreme – and doubly extreme if the nighttime temperatures are also pleasant. Seek shelter immediately.
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A similar situation in the U.K.
Last March was 2.6c above “normal”, as measured by CET, but so far, this March is 0.4c below “normal”.