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>>8620476
Got the article, thanks.

"The deterministic models of SN and TSI variability computes a new Dalton-type sunspot minimum from 2025 to 2050 and a new Dalton-period-type TSI minimum from approximately 2040 to 2065."

This is one of many such studies that come to similar conclusions from a different approach and are largely ignored by the climate establishment because the sun is not man-made. I wouldn't expect an immediate correlation to observed temperatures though. The image shows the why and the how in a nutshell.

>>8423973
Warming rate was highest at the end of the Little Ice Age, without man-made CO2 emissions. Current rate is close to zero (6 millikelvin/year) and we are not yet at the minimum of cycle 24. Cooling of the northern hemisphere (Eurasia first, then North America) will begin in one to two years. I'm only using reliable satellite data, not the forged propaganda fantasies. The image shows what all models still ignore: When the tipping point is reached a positive feedback kicks in and the ice sheets will advance.

"Basic problem is that all models are wrong - not got enough middle and low level clouds." -- Phil Jones <p.jones@uea.ac.uk>, straight from the horse's mouth.