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Strategies & Market Trends : Taking Advantage of a Sharply Changing Environment
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To: teevee who wrote (2017)6/29/2019 1:37:00 PM
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teevee,
Global cloud cover data is one of the top things on my list to find more of.
There's several layers of cloud cover and much of the data focuses on individual layers.
Still more of it is for small areas or regions....like records for Southern England etc.
There's very little that I can find on total cloud cover over a significant enough time period to compare to cosmic ray flux.
Except, a while ago I posted this chart where you can see clouds decreasing from 1987 into the peak solar activity of the 90s then, as solar activity began to subside, clouds increased. Message 31869097
(The search feature is very handy on this board)


The "pause" in global warming was beginning just as this data was ending so you can see that at a certain point it doesn't take much to flip the switch to cooling.
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