La Nina: Globe Expected To Continue Cooling Into Next Year, Extending Cooling Streak To 7 Years

Snowfan rreports here of how parts of western Germany have had 4 nights in a row of surface frost and how new models are even projecting snowfall already in mid October. If that occurred, it would be unusually early.

Globe cooling off

Overall the globe has cooled substantially since the last El Nino ended in 2016, and it now appears the cooling trend will persist another year as the CFSv2 is forecasting a La Niña to continue into spring 2022.

Source: NOAA/CFSv2-ENSO-prognosis

The latest NOAA/CFSv2 projection dated September 23, 2021, indicates La Niña-conditions over the Nino-region 3.4 of the equatorial Pacific.

NOAA forecast from September 13, 2022.

“As a result, the globe will cool further well into the coming year as it has done since 2016. That will mean no warming like the German Greens like to claim for about 7 years,” reports Snowfan.




11 responses to “La Nina: Globe Expected To Continue Cooling Into Next Year, Extending Cooling Streak To 7 Years”

  1. Neil McLachlan

    Some areas of the oceans surface cool during a la nina some areas of the oceans surface warm. Much of the warm water accumulated on the western side of the equatorial pacific during a la nina is pushed down into the depths of the western Pacific. This warm water in the depths of the Pacific is later cooled by moving to the surface of the ocean causing evaporation and warming of the atmosphere(this warm water evaporating causes the planet atmosphere to warm, see warming since last la nina http://www.drroyspencer.com/) or it is cooled by blending with large amounts of cold water rising from the oceans depths. When we get a strong la nina it leaves a large lump of warm water in the western Pacific which then moves rapidly to the eastern Pacific and provides the extra energy for the extra strong el nino, which has caused all of the global warming. While we get weak to moderate la ninas the planet cools over all. If we get a strong la nina we may have a corresponding extra strong el nino. I say may because it doesn’t occur every time. Strong la ninas and very strong el ninos are linked and both warm the planet but in different ways. The planet cools when we have weak to moderate ENSO activity. Go to the following link to see where this is up to. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_update/wkxzteq.shtml

  2. Phil Salmon

    More of the same with La Niña means more of the same with the Peruvian anchovy fishery landings:

    https://www.seafoodsource.com/news/premium/supply-trade/peru-s-anchovy-catch-estimated-to-reach-5-million-tons-in-2021

  3. Richard Greene

    Using the temporary late 2015 / early 2016 heat release from an unusually strong El Nino as the start point for a linear trend is data mining.
    Data mining (and arbitrary data alterations) should be left to Climate Alarmists, and not used for a headline on this website.

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  5. Ed Reid

    “Using the temporary late 2015 / early 2016 heat release from an unusually strong El Nino” as the endpoint for a linear trend is equally data mining, though NOAA, NASA GISS and Hadley Center appear not to be embarrassed.

  6. RoHa

    I told you all that CO2 would cause devastating Global Wa.. I mean devastating Climate Change.

  7. Allan MacRae

    I believe we had this CAGW nonsense sorted in 2002, when we published:

    1. “Climate science does not support the theory of catastrophic human-made global warming – the alleged warming crisis does not exist.” – 2002

    2. “The ultimate agenda of pro-Kyoto advocates is to eliminate fossil fuels, but this would result in a catastrophic shortfall in global energy supply – the wasteful, inefficient energy solutions proposed by Kyoto advocates simply cannot replace fossil fuels.” – 2002

    3. “If [as we believe] solar activity is the main driver of surface temperature rather than CO2, we should begin the next cooling period by 2020 to 2030.” – 2002

    3a. “I suggest global cooling starts by 2020 or sooner. Bundle up.” – 2013

    See Electroverse.net for record-cold events all over the world.

    The warming alarmists are now reduced to claiming that “warming causes cooling”.
    Right-o! Also, up causes down, right causes left, and poverty causes wealth.

  8. Allan MacRae

    I believe we had this CAGW nonsense sorted in 2002, when we published:

    1. “Climate science does not support the theory of catastrophic human-made global warming – the alleged warming crisis does not exist.” – 2002

    2. “The ultimate agenda of pro-Kyoto advocates is to eliminate fossil fuels, but this would result in a catastrophic shortfall in global energy supply – the wasteful, inefficient energy solutions proposed by Kyoto advocates simply cannot replace fossil fuels.” – 2002

    3. “If [as we believe] solar activity is the main driver of surface temperature rather than CO2, we should begin the next cooling period by 2020 to 2030.” – 2002

    3a. “I suggest global cooling starts by 2020 or sooner. Bundle up.” – 2013

    See Electroverse.net for record-cold events all over the world.

    The warming alarmists are now reduced to claiming that “warming causes cooling”.
    Right-o! Also, up causes down, right causes left, and poverty causes wealth.

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