The expected changes are higher at more northern latitudes. It's certainly true that people can mistake a mere swing for a long run change. But, that doesn't m

The expected changes are higher at more northern latitudes. It's certainly true that people can mistake a mere swing for a long run change. But, that doesn't mean changes are invisible! Here in Quebec and New Brunswick the leaves have been turning later, and there have been warm days later into autumn. When it feels warm, we can check historic temperature records to confirm whether it's abnormal or not. There are already noted effects on fall leaves: https://www.wsj.com/articles/leave-it-to-the-heat-to-dull-autumns-glory-1507899600 https://www.wsj.com/articles/leave-it-to-the-heat-to-dull-au... In Canada's north, the coast is eroding, and building foundations are shifting: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/thawing-permafrost-sinks-buildings-hikes-costs-in-north-1.1108686 http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/thawing-permafrost-sinks... We also have ticks moving up from the south, and other invasive species that used to be unable to live up north. What latitude do you live in?