Recent weather data reveals significant regional differences in climate warming within Europe, particularly between Spain and Ireland. Spain experienced its warmest November on record, with temperatures averaging 12.4°C, 2.8°C above the norm, despite suffering catastrophic flooding. Meanwhile, Ireland’s temperatures reached 8.95°C, just 0.99°C above its long-term average. The contrasting rainfall patterns further highlight this disparity, with Spain receiving 40% less rain than normal, while Ireland saw a 7% deficit. Scientists attribute these differences to oceanic phenomena affecting regional climate dynamics.