Cloudy Skies Have Slowed Global Warming, Trend May Change Soon

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Low cloud cover has been increasing since 1979, which has helped to reflect more sunlight back into space and slow global warming.
Scientists predict that this trend of increasing low cloud cover may soon reverse.
A reversal in low cloud cover is expected to lead to an acceleration of global warming.
The findings highlight the complex relationship between cloud cover and climate change.
This research underscores the importance of monitoring cloud patterns as a factor in future climate projections.

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Cloudy skies have slowed global warming – but that may be changingNew Scientist · 1 day ago

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Low cloud cover has been increasing since 1979, which has helped to reflect more sunlight back into space and slow global warming.
Scientists predict that this trend of increasing low cloud cover may soon reverse.
A reversal in low cloud cover is expected to lead to an acceleration of global warming.
The findings highlight the complex relationship between cloud cover and climate change.
This research underscores the importance of monitoring cloud patterns as a factor in future climate projections.

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