The following comments aren't a scientific analysis of any kind (clearly!) but just something I found interesting. Here are two pictures taken from the same (roughly) vantage point on a road bridge during my daily walk, the only difference is that they were taken exactly one year (to the hour) apart. The left hand image is from the 25th Feb 2018 and the right-hand image was taken today (2019). As you can see the weather in both images is (highly) uncharacteristic (i.e. mild and sunny for February in the UK) Is this a trend? Not necessarily, two data-points count for diddly-squat in terms of climate science, just interesting that the same kind of (rare) weather happened at exactly the same time one year apart.
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