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Could less cloudiness over the tropics be due to warming?
« on: June 28, 2025, 05:37:06 am »
Could less cloudiness over the tropics be due to warming?
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Joe Bastardi
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June 27th, 2025
 
I have been highlighting the retreat of cloud cover in tropical regions for the past 10 years and recently considered geothermal spreading as a significant contributing factor in the source region. However, this retreat may be a byproduct of the warming, not the cause, although it is now certainly exacerbating the warming.

It is widely accepted that total solar irradiance plays a major role in climate. An examination of this shows an increase that began around the same time as the sudden warming (over the last 30-35 years in the oceans).

Link: https://wattsupwiththat.com/2025/06/23/bombshell-study-reveals-climate-warming-driven-by-receding-cloud-cover/

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