“WINTER HEAT WAVE IN BRITAIN
LONDON, January 3.—The winter heat wave continues in London with the temperature early this morning only four degrees below that of June. Roses are blooming in Wales, daffodils in the south of England, and spring flowers are plentiful in parts of Scotland, usually snow covered at this time of the year. Even on high hills there is not a speck of snow.”
Friday 4 January 1935
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LETS be clear- History didnt begin until the I Phone was invented
Tony continues to unearth actual reports from the time events happened. Only an abject idiot would believe homogenized and cleaned data published today, over actual reports of unusually warm weather causing daffodils and roses to bloom in January. That’s not a data collection problem – AFAIK, plants cannot read thermometers.
December 1934 was the joint warmest tied with December 1974, in Central England since 1659. The second warmest winter in CET in 1685-86 in the depths of the Maunder Minimum, occurred on exactly the same configuration of the three gas giants as in 1934-35.
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/legacy/data/cetml1659on.dat
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQemMt_PNwwBKNOS7GSP7gbWDmcDBJ80UJzkqDIQ75_Sctjn89VoM5MIYHQWHkpn88cMQXkKjXznM-u/pub
three *inner* gas giants