Cooler due to no sunspots sounds good for awhile, but what about when the sunspots start up again? Are we in for any increase in the usual activity, or are the experts expecting the norm?
It depends upon that word expert. The scientist that know the interaction of the sunspots and the earth are looking for a cooler climate the next 150 or so years. The politicians are saying that it'll be warmer because the CO2 has increased and is increasing more.
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its about the same here in billings today... maybe a little chillier.
Cooler due to no sunspots sounds good for awhile, but what about when the sunspots start up again? Are we in for any increase in the usual activity, or are the experts expecting the norm?
It depends upon that word expert. The scientist that know the interaction of the sunspots and the earth are looking for a cooler climate the next 150 or so years. The politicians are saying that it'll be warmer because the CO2 has increased and is increasing more.