Coldest May was a repetitive title in one skeptic blog. I explained the hilarity I felt reading this by the mid or even beginning of May considering we were wearing T-shirts not so far but left for later comment the data.
Certainly the enthusiasm about this issue in climaterealists peaked in the mid of May and declined from then, as shown in next table. And there was even a slightly critics post, but not too explicit. Another confusing aspect was the geographical correspondence of the coldest may, where was it coldest? In some posts it was mentioned the UK, in others could have been the world and in the last one in June it was Australia, many choices indeed.
| Date | 25-30 April | 1-5 May | 5-10 May | 10-15 May | 15-20 May | 20-25 May | 25-30 May | 0-5 June |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Posts | 5 | 0 | 3 | 9 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 2 |
Lets look for the data now, at least for the fresh data collected in some official webs. May was not specially cold, it was hot in Greenland , it was above average in global temperature from satellites that skeptics love. Even UK and Australian temperature low records were not impressive as shown in figures below, it was hotter than average in UK and slightly cold in Australia. Although it is possible that there was a low temperature record somewhere in the world, but in that case this would be an example of extreme weather, wouldn’t it? Or maybe we can remember that weather and climate are not the same.
UK May temperatures from UK Met Office
Australian May Temperatures from Australian Bureau of Meteorology
Amateur Climate Change 
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