A data scientist analyses Uzès weather. For generations, the people living around Uzès in southern France have spoken about the weather with the certainty of memory. Summers were always hot, yes — but bearable. Nights cooled down. Rain came often enough. The rhythm of life, agriculture, and architecture had quietly adapted to a climate that felt stable, almost permanent. Then someone decided to ask a deceptively simple question: what if memory is wrong? In his article “Un