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Steven, I find this graph interesting, but I am not able to find the data at the source indicated, so I am uncomfortable with it.
http://c3headlines.typepad.com/.a/6a010536b58035970c0168e55964fe970c-pi
I like that it is using actual records of Tmax and Tmin rather than Tmean or anomalies. If valid, it appears to show that what little warming has occurred is mostly due to higher minimums.
It seems to me that only hotter maximums can serve as a basis for alarm; milder overnights, and warmer and shorter winters can only be a good thing for humankind.