My kids won't have this problem. Given the circumstances that have been obvious for 40-50 years I made the best and most responsible parenting decision possible. I didn't have any.
We have had almost no snow in BC this year. Northern BC is in severe drought. There isn't even enough water to fill the recently completed highly controversial site C dam.
Basically that means we are going to have the worst fire season we've ever seen, sorry america but the smoke alone will ruin your summer too
Even fucking Haida Gwaii is seeing some mild level of drought right now. This shit ain't right
Where I live, fall and winter weather is like this and always has been my entire life. Daytime highs in the 70F (21C) range in fall and winter is definitely above average, but far from abnormal and that's not even particularly extreme for this time of year. It's a part of the northern hemisphere where it's not even rare to have over night lows of 18F (-8C), and within a day or two it'll be 72F (22C). We even joke about it "Ha ha ha. Don't like the weather? Just wait a day. Ha ha ha."
So, full disclosure: Climate change is real. If we don't get our shit together, the (human) world is probably going to end (in disaster). But, being honest, if it's 70F for a few days in November, December, January, February, or March it's not exactly a sign that the end is near.
Anyway, on a site that shall not be named, there was a post that showed up on the front page that was from a city I used to live in, and which was geographically close to where I spent most of my childhood. It was an image gallery of a bunch of random plants in flower, during a week of slightly warmer than average weather in December or January, and it was lamenting something along the lines of "People keep saying these flowers are pretty but all I see is a harbinger of the apocalypse." Highly upvoted and lots of affirmative comments.
Don't get me wrong. Climate change is coming, climate change is here. It's a catastrophe and it's not a thing I deny exists.
But, the flowers in their photos were things that are cool season bloomers which start blooming in October/November in my area and basically are in bloom as long as conditions aren't extremely cold or extremely hot. Most of them were invasive species (like Dandelions and various nettles that bloom year round as long as it's not too hot or too cold). There was only one thing in their post that would have been a bit "holy shit", but it was something that was completely unbelievable, likely misidentified, and they refused to provide further evidence on.
I called it out. Politely, but with conviction. And, let's just say, it was not well received.