I think this is a perception issue. Daily (or even monthly) temperature variance doesn't allow you to see the slow but steady increase in the global average. P

I think this is a perception issue. Daily (or even monthly) temperature variance doesn't allow you to see the slow but steady increase in the global average. People aware of the impact of the climate crisis probably tend to notice the above-average warm days more than they notice the below-average cold days. Humans are not thinking machines. We're feeling machines. That's why we need hard data to make good decisions.