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If the most current projections hold true and we are in for about twenty to thirty years of global cooling.... Storch and his gang will see just how tough it gets when one experiences ever longer cold autumns, snows, cold rains, dense fog in European coastal areas and interiors... then prolonged cold often very snowy and vicious cold snaps lasting weeks and greater on end....followed by what they consider abnormal cold springs... hardly any real prolonged heat waves during shortened summers...come to past.
He and others most probably already secretly understand the possibilities of this coming to past. They just cannot let their national newspapers get carried away....

By the way. If Storch according to the article is a primary contributor to the current climate models then he should be in the witness stand alongside Jones, Hanson and a host of others for not being to bright in the reality of things.

And quite frankly I am a bit saddened that it may be remotely possible many of them did want to present good modeling techniques within their sphere of knowledge.
But as we have found in recent times... even the best modeling along the lines most of them most probably have followed is simply not sufficient to take in the very complicated set of conditions. Very complicated stuff. And it has nothing to do in a given degree to the total power of a given super computer to crank out realistic information.
One could let a given system run for a year making sure it never crashed ..... the problem is they simply are not feeding in the correct data into a set of robust (accurate) models that actually can model a closer to accurate scenario of how the total atmosphere and ocean/land mass operate regarding warming/cooling.
They all would had been better off admitting we are many years away at best at reaching some level of modeling that really could be potentially relied on to forecast future climate/weather changes, assuming to a degree more accurate and honest temperature (and other measurements) would be forced on the whole to provide more accurate raw data.
But no. They continue to be what I would describe as horse's asses.