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Subject: Global warming has burned out.
Date: Mon, 25 Dec 2017 06:53:35 -0500

The coldest winter in five years has been forecast for Britain, with
"widespread snow" and brutal lows of -17C across Christmas expected to
be a "shock to the system".

During the first two weeks of winter, the UK was crippled by an
onslaught of cold snaps that brought heavy snow, hazardous ice and
sub-zero temperatures virtually everywhere.

Speaking to Daily Star Online, climate and weather experts predict one
cold spell a week until the end of winter in the UK, warning "you have
been cool and it will get colder".

In the coming years, David Dilley, CEO of Global Weather Oscillations,
believes winters will only become "more intense" in the UK due to a
combination of "dangerous" climate factors.

His research shows that by 2019, Earth will enter a natural 120-year
cooling cycle that happens roughly every 230 years, bucking the warming
trend.

Predictions of low solar activity for 33 years between 2020 and 2053 are
also predicted to send thermometers plummeting, according to his research.

The vast majority of scientists are of the view that global average
temperatures have been rising steeply in the past century, with evidence
showing human influence is the dominant cause.

In order to prevent catastrophic global warming, almost every country
has signed up to a United Nations climate pact, whose aim is to keep
global temperatures below 2C.

But Dilley, a former NOAA meteorologist, argues that Earth is "coming
off" a 230-year global warming cycle and moving on to a 120-year cooling
period.

These global warming and cooling cycles are determined by the
gravitational forces of the Earth, moon and sun, he said, citing
evidence "well documented in science".

In other words, as Earth swings closer to the sun global warming is
observed, while cooling is observed as Earth swings away.

Earth is currently coming off a 230-year global warming cycle and
dipping into a 120-year global cooling cycle," he said.

"They come approximately every 230-years and we have had five during the
past 1,000 years.

"The last one ended in the year 1800 and was followed by dramatic
cooling and a year of no summer in 1816."

If his research proves to be true, the effects of cold weather during
winters could have devastating consequences for the global economy,
human life and society as we know it.

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/667148/climate-change-uk-weather-forecast-global-freeze-ice-age-earth-2019