El Niño may deliver the headline heat. But the follow-up could be a long La Niña arriving just as Solar Cycle 25 descends into minimum.
Greenland snow and ice gains are threatening April records, while Northern Hemisphere snow mass is running about 450 gigatons above the 1982–2012 norm.
The public is handed a decimal-point global temperature figure and told it represents the planet. But underneath it sits a changing thermometer network increasingly drawn from warmer physical settings.
A potentially historic El Niño is building—but history suggests a powerful La Niña could be waiting on the other side.
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Spot on!
I agree with your excellent analysis on El Nino to a La Nina event.
The interdecadal graph is interesting, just like many of these.It shows ‘like clock work’ the natural cyclical event of warming to cooling.No AGW nonsense.
Looking at the data these La Nina events cause a cooling scenario. BUT,this time Earth is also into a Grand Solar Minimum cycle. The 206-230yr cycle of lower solar activity. So La Nina will also have low solar activity, leading to earthquake and more volcanic eruptions.(low solar activity causing Earth’s mantle issues).This in turn is a major cause for concern on agricultural production.History will be repeating itself.If you look at the historical data set:
Go back 206yrs+ Dalton Minimum.
Go back another 206yr+ Maunder Minimum. Earth will be seeing another cold period(Earth is more likely to be in a cold climate than a warm one)
The CET dates are ,mostly,in the Little Ice Age,says alot about what Earth is heading back into,another cooling period.1977 was still a cyclical cold period.
The MSM will still convince you that Earth will still be warming.
Unfortunately the data doesn’t show this going forward.Another cold cyclical period is the climate warning.
The concern,as you correctly pointed out from Hunga Tonga,is volcanic activity. This time is the SO2 issue going forward.
1815 Mount Tombora causing ‘Year without a summer in 1816).
So on your summaries we need to be concentrating on cooling not warming.
Those years have finished.Solar Cycles 25,26 and possibly 27.
Ps.The MSM need to stop ‘demonising ‘ CO2.The gas of life.It is becoming very tiresome as it is basic biology for photosynthesis. All ‘school days’ biology classes.The MSM needs to ‘go up’.
Keep up the fantastic work,Cap.
We need your excellent daily summaries for truth data.
Thank you.
Mmm…., I think you don’t have to worry about the Co2. Those in power are eyeing AI and for that they need more and reliable power, so out with solar panels and windmills
I hope all the expense of AI is worth it. I find it useful for targeted information sessions.
On the down side, it already has locales fearful it will drain their energy supply One town in NV has until next year to find an alternate source, their power company has told them.
ARTICLE
Doomer Fail: New Coal-Fired Power Plants Surge to 10-Year Global High
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2026/05/21/doomer-fail-new-coal-fired-power-plants-surge-to-10-year-global-high/
“The world loves coal. That is the simple message from results showing new coal-fired power plants hit a global 10-year high in 2025, defying climate doomers who decry its use and long for wind farms, solar panels and hydro power everywhere.
“Rising gas prices and supply disruptions linked to the Middle East crisis are just some of the factors pushing countries like China, Indonesia, India, Japan, South Korea, Germany, and Italy to rely more heavily on dependable coal-fired energy security even as the global coal fleet generated less electricity – for now.
“Overall coal power capacity — plants that came online or were commissioned — jumped 3.5 percent last year according to a report from Global Energy Monitor (GEM), which has tracked coal power for more than a decade, AFP reports.
“The overwhelming majority of that — 95 percent — was in China and India, GEM said, with the U.S. also keenly embracing the power source under President Donald Trump who calls it “beautiful, clean coal,”
Between February and July it’s pretty unusual for anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere to set all time monthly low temperature records in the second half of the month, the Northern Hemisphere is getting warming and long term average temperatures in the second half of the month are higher than in the first half. This shows just how cold the Northern US has been for the past few days.