So, it is winter in the Northern Hemisphere. And it's normally colder. And there's news from the North Pole:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...le-to-freezing-point-50-degrees-above-normal/
Apparently the temperature has risen 50 degrees above normal to the point that the pole is melting. In the winter. At the North Pole. It's likely warmer to the North than it is further south.
Strange times. And sure, it's an El Niño. And sure, weird weather can happen anyway. But I don't think we've seen this in other El Niños. I wonder what could cause it...