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As you helpfully state, it is a 0.23F average temperature difference. That could mean the temperature was significantly warmer for a large period of time, then

As you helpfully state, it is a 0.23F average temperature difference. That could mean the temperature was significantly warmer for a large period of time, then somewhat cooler. Depending on the magnitude, the temperature could have varied widely, but only increased 0.23F, on average. So it could be incredibly easy to sense.

Udik 11y ago
It might also be that the hottest day were much less warm than in the previous years, but with less cool days.
brc 11y ago
Or it could be personal bias filtering memories and inputs. I know which one I'd bet on.