my area sooner. I have a small apt and a wall heater unit, and for decades have turned on the unit about Nov 1 when it started to get cold in my apt. In the last couple years I'm finding that the coldness is hitting my place mid Oct or sooner. Been turning on my wall heater for a short time for the last few days.. Heating costs so much. But being cold hurts my body.

Anyone of you notice this in your neck of the woods? One would think that with the so called warming, this would not be happening.

Also the last couple summers have been much much cooler.

It has definitely been colder here, this year.

But the state has been growing warmer (https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/10/14/phoenix-record-heat-100-degrees/) over the decades, without a doubt.

I don't doubt the effects of global warming or climate change, but I also believe government issuing carbon credits/cap and trade is a bad solution (https://www.agrecol.de/files/u13/10WaystoGametheCarbonMarkets_Web.pdf).

It seems to be a lot warmer around here compared to this time last year.

My father’s birthday is in October and last year we all had winter coats on when we ate outside at restaurant. This time we didn’t need jackets and the place didn’t need to turn the outdoor heaters on.

I am glad for the warmer weather here in Pennsylvania and pray for an easy winter

Well we went thru a cold snap and had to turn on wall heater, today at 130PM it's probably 75 out there.... Oh I remember the harsh winters in PA.

The last 3 summers have been cool here, hardly turned on a fan. Hearing more and more and lately from Frank Sontag, the climate change drama is a huge hoax, climates have changed for centuries, long before the internet.

Remember Al Gore he goes back to the 1980's when the climate change business started.

I hope its not too cold Carole!!!

Oh Dude, it's summer, not cold but not the hot many complain about.