This is fine

I just checked the climate data of my hometown. And it's grim. They've got consistently collected meteorological data for every single day since 1870. It's crazy to look at. The average yearly temperature has gone up from around 8.5C in the 70s to 11.5C in the 2020s. The amount of days with a temperature above 25C has gone up from 60 in the 70s to 100+ in the 2020s. There were 100-120 "frost days" a year in the 70s and 80s where the lowest recorded temperature that day would never go above 0C, and 20-30 "ice days" where the highest recorded temperature would never go above 0C. There's 2 or 3 "ice days" in the 2020s, and around "60-70 frost days. The amount of "summer days" where the temperature didn't go below 25C however increased from around 40-50 in the 70s, 50-60 in the 80s to 90-100 in the 2020s and late 2010s. I remember specific days in winter as a child where we had crazy amounts of snow falling. Those crazy days were breakout years where we had 1-4 days of 50+ cm of snow falling in a day. There have been none since I was a child save for a single day in like 2019 where the entire city's infrastructure collapsed cause we had a single day of crazy snowfall and had gotten rid of 90% of the snowplowing equipment and workforce the city had cause we hadn't needed it in so long. As a child I remember years where my mother just plopped me on a sled and pulled me to kindergarden/school cause it was easier than having a small child work or having to carry it. When I was in school all the walkways in winter were just trampled snow. That completely disappeared when in the mid/late 2000s.