The highest overnight temperature in Scotland for any November was in 2007 at Dyce in Aberdeen.
Scotland is on course for its warmest November night since records began, forecasters believe.But meteorologists believe that record could be broken overnight on Thursday into Friday, again at Dyce.
Forecasters said the warm airflow was coming from west of Spain to Scotland. Any confirmation of temperature records will be known on Friday morning. At the Met Office at Dyce, Gillean Keith, a senior operation meteorologist, said: "We are certainly seeing quite a mild spell for November."She told BBC Scotland the wind also warmed as it went over Scotland's mountains.
"We are seeing a warming trend, although we can never attribute one particular event to climate change," she added.More stories from North East Scotland, Orkney and ShetlandThe charity's senior wildlife assistant Nicole Molloy said: "Last October we had 114 hedgehogs, skinny, weak, unwell, and this year we've had 42 hedgehogs, not as bad as last year.She said hedgehogs would usually go into hibernation in October when it gets to 5C and below, and would be about 600g .
"We are not really seeing that," she said, adding it has been an emerging pattern in the last couple of years.
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