Former NOAA Meteorologist: Natural Cycles Now Steering Our Planet Into An “Extremely Cold Period”

“We’re going to see a big dip in temperatures worldwide during the next 10 to 15 years”… “colder than the 1950s and 60s”…

On the Tom Nelson podcast, guest David Dilley – a former NOAA meteorologist – said the earth has entered a cooling period and warned the next 20 years may well be colder than the 1950s and 60s.

Dilley has more than 40 years experience in weather forecasting, and believes natural cycles dictate the earth’s climate changes and that these cycles easily trump any effects trace gas CO2 may have. Not only is climate driven by natural cyclical factors, but Dilley points out that even CO2 changes is naturally driven.

On what to expect in the future, Dilley says we are already cooling now and that the Pacific has already begun to enter a cool cycle after having been in a warm cycle for the past 40 years.

“It’s going to be very cold”

“We’re going to see a big dip in temperatures worldwide during the next 10 to 15 years,” says Dilley.

The veteran meteorologist expects the cold cycle, which has just begun, will take about “20 years to bottom out” by the late 2030s or 2040 or so.

“So we’re going to be in an extremely cold period that time, colder than the 1950s and 60s here in the United States,” Dilley adds.  “So it’s going to be very cold.”




14 responses to “Former NOAA Meteorologist: Natural Cycles Now Steering Our Planet Into An “Extremely Cold Period””

  1. pochas94

    I believe orbital mechanics tug the outer layers of the sun and cause stretching of the toroidal fields in the sun’s outer layers. Breaking and reconnecting of these field lines is what produces the solar activity variations that cause “climate change.” There are two major short term cycles that result; the 180 year DeVries cycle, and the 60 year PDO cycle, and they both peaked in the year 2000. As a result the 21st century will be a mirror image of the 20th, and we will be about a degree F cooler in the year 2100.

    1. Nelson

      The AMO is much more regular than the PDO

  2. Adam Gallon

    We’ve heard this all before.
    I have as little faith in the predictions of the “It’s going to freeze” brigade, as I have with those of the “We’re going to fry” lot.

    1. Jimfrey

      Oddly enough there was a Ukrainian/Russian scientist who predicted this way back whenever the AGW hysteria started up in the late 80s; she pointed out that we would see the start of cooling around 2020 and look back on the days of “warming” with misty-eyed nostalgia.

  3. Richard Greene

    Every long term climate prediction for the past century was wrong
    Why should this one be taken seriously?

    1. David Dilley

      Many regions of the United States has seen the worst wit weather in 40 rears or more – difficult to have this if you are not transitory Global Cooling

    2. Michael Peinsipp

      Cuz the Sun has decided to give out LESS energy than normal…the rest is a fact called “The Maunder Minimum (6-10% colder)”.
      NASA calls it the Eddy Minimum.
      Enjoy.
      Oh buy heavy clothes and goods.

  4. Alex

    The energy arriving from the sun varies, but it has a maximum and this maximum is therefore limited as to how much it can warm the planet. But there is no limit to forcings that may impede the sun’s energy from reaching the planet. This means that cooling is more bound to occur than warming and can be devastating. Enjoy the Modern Warm Period until it lasts.

  5. David Dilley

    Many regions throughout the United States has had some of the worst winter weather in 40 to 60 years during the past couple months. In 2021 the eight Arctic had the coldest winter on record. The spring and summer of 2022 had the coldest temperatures on record in the Arctic.

    if you view the whole podcast, you would understand why this is happening, and why it is not due to global warming, but instead due to the transition to global cooling. Make sure you view the whole podcast concerning underestimating historical levels of natural carbon dioxide by 25%. The rise in carbon dioxide since 1850 is 80% natural and not 100% fossil fuel as stated by the IPCC.

    1. Al D

      I wonder about the accuracy of some of your information, but I have no doubt about CO2 and methane being false villains. They’re only trace gases. People need to do the math. CO2 isn’t even one half of one tenth of one percent of our atmosphere. What is claimed of its global warming ability defies the physics I know. Methane is a mere 0.00017% of our atmosphere. It has a lifespan of a decade once released.

      1. pochas94

        If you don’t know better it’s scary, but if you do know better it’s a pack of lies.

  6. Al D

    I saw the video and don’t know accurate the info presented is, but I do know there is no way a trace gas that is only 0.042% of our atmosphere can possibly have a significant effect on the climate. I’d be far more likely to blame everything else like the sun, water vapor, volcanic ash, wildfires, air and water currents, the 6 major anthropogenic air pollutants, and a massive amount of deforestation to make room for roads, buildings, and crop fields. If anything we’ve done is responsible for climate change, it isn’t the production of CO2 and it isn’t cow farts.

  7. Al D

    I saw the video and don’t know how accurate the info presented is, but I do know there is no way a trace gas that is only 0.042% of our atmosphere can possibly have a significant effect on the climate. I’d be far more likely to blame everything else like the sun, water vapor, volcanic ash, wildfires, air and water currents, the 6 major anthropogenic air pollutants, and a massive amount of deforestation to make room for roads, buildings, and crop fields. If anything we’ve done is responsible for climate change, it isn’t the production of CO2 and it isn’t cow farts.

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