"David E. Ross" writes:

Over the years 2006-2013 in my area, the average daily low temperature
for January was 50F and the average daily high was 64F.

In 2014, the average daily low was 57F and the average daily high was 74F.

This year, the average daily low was 54F and the average daily high was
68F.

No, two years do not make a climate trend. However, I see year-to-year
increasing averages of lows and highs in my area over the entire 9 years
for which I have daily January data. I also see similar trends for the
other months over the 8 years for which I have daily data for each month.

Where is your area?
How are you getting these averages, is this something you are computing
or from some other source?

I thought it was interesting, last year (2014) was the hottest year
on record world wide, but the East coast of the USA (where I am)
was cooler than average.

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Dan Espen