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Contact:
David Dilley, Global Weather Oscillations, Inc.
4423 SE 14th Street, Ocala Florida

Subject:
Natural Climate Change Global Warming Cycle Stabilizing and will End Soon.

Global Warming Ending around the Year 2009

Weekly radio talk show host on the "Radio Ear Network" beginning around mid January 2008...will be talking about the climate and the ending of Global Warming. www.radioearnetwork.com/Weekly_Programs.html

Major update with new graphs, detailed explanation of the Primary Forcing Mechanism, the Carbon Cycle and new forecast coming in January or Early February 2008.

Global Warming and the Primary Forcing Mechanism
David Dilley of GWO predicts Global Warming will end around the year 2010 based on the discovery of a powerful "Natural Forcing Mechanism" PFM that controls global warming cycle, hurricane track landfalls, El Niño cycles and many other climate weather cycles.

David Dilley of Global Weather Oscillations Inc., Ocala Florida, has completed groundbreaking research on Global Warming. This research found that the current global warming episode is a "Natural Recurring Cycle", and that this current cycle is now stabilizing and will begin to diminish as early as 2008, and no later than 2010..

Mr. Dilley's 15-years of ongoing climate research have uncovered a very powerful external forcing mechanism that causes shifts in regional weather cycles, and the world's climate. This forcing mechanism is called "the Primary Forcing Trigger Mechanism", or PFM. The PFM is a cyclical forcing mechanism that can be forecast years in advance, or even traced back through the earth's climate history. The major influence of the PFM on the earth's climate is that it causes the world's dominating regional high-pressure systems to shift position, or become displaced from their normal seasonal position.

Because the PFM is cyclical, the earth's weather and climate is likewise cyclical. As an example of an induced PFM climate cycle, the subtropical high-pressure system in the central South Pacific normally causes the ocean's water temperature to stay relatively cool in this region. Dilley's El Niño research (see link) explains that the PFM cycle induces a shift in the position of the high-pressure system where El Niño's form. The resulting wind shift then triggers the formation of an El Niño by inducing a rapid warming of sea surface temperatures. Dilley says that research going back to 1915 showed 24 such PFM cycles and 24 El Niño occurrences. This research is currently under peer review and will go to a leading climate journal this summer.

Further research by Dilley and Global Weather Oscillations, indicates that this same PFM forcing mechanism displaces high-pressure centers in such a way to control the tracks of hurricanes from one year to the next. (See hurricane link) Knowing how and why this forcing mechanism controls weather cycles opened the door to the ground breaking global warming research.

Mr. Dilley states that the current global warming cycle is without a doubt the result of a known external "natural" forcing cycle. According to Dilley, most government officials, climatologists and meteorologists are looking only at the increase in temperatures and carbon dioxide (CO2) levels over the past 50 to 100 years. These correlations and findings are only representative during global warming episodes.

It is important to note that during cold periods on earth, the polar ice caps expand and as ice is formed, air bubbles containing carbon dioxide are trapped within the newly formed ice. And, when the ice melts during global warming episodes, carbon dioxide CO2 is naturally released back into the atmosphere. When you take into account that CO2 levels normally rise with temperatures during cyclical warm periods as seen in the 400,000 year temperature graph on the global warming page on this site, you see that CO2 levels rise naturally with every warm-up 400,000 years ago, 300,000 years ago, 200,200 years ago, 100,000 years ago, and today with the current global warming episode. These all occurred without man's influence on the climate.

The 100,000 year long-term global warming cycles are also made up of smaller 1,500 year cycles and 200-year cycles. During the past 5 thousand years there have been approximately 30 global warming cycles, with CO2 increases during all of them. First the atmospheric rise naturally, then melting ice sheets release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. It is the temperature that rises first to allow the release of CO2, thus it is apparent that CO2 levels cannot be the forcing mechanism that has caused global warming. Instead it is the Long-term Primary Forcing Mechanism cycles (PFM) that likely displace high-pressure systems and the polar jet stream northward during an approximate 200-year recurring PFM forcing cycle.

Mr. Dilley's global warming research has found 5 natural global warming cycles during the past 1000-years, and approximately 30 global warming cycles during the past 5 thousand years.

David Dilley of Global Weather Oscillations Inc., Ocala Florida, presented groundbreaking research on Global Warming at the Southeastern Coastal & Atmospheric Processes Symposium, University of South Alabama on Saturday March 31st. Mr. Dilley demonstrated that the current global warming episode is a "Natural Recurring Cycle", and that this current cycle will begin to diminish as early as 2008 as and no later than 2010.

Mr. Dilley's 15-years of ongoing climate research have uncovered a very powerful external forcing mechanism that causes shifts in regional weather cycles, and the world's climate. This forcing mechanism is called "the Primary Forcing Trigger Mechanism", or PFM. The PFM is a cyclical forcing mechanism that can be forecast years in advance, or even traced back through the earth's climate history. The major influence of the PFM on the earth's climate is that it causes the world's dominating regional high-pressure systems to shift position, or become displaced from their normal seasonal position.

Because the PFM is cyclical, the earth's weather and climate is likewise cyclical. As an example of an induced PFM climate cycle, the subtropical high-pressure system in the central South Pacific normally causes the ocean's water temperature to stay relatively cool in this region. Dilley's El Niño research explains that the PFM cycle induces a shift in the position of the high-pressure system where El Niños form. The resulting wind shift then triggers the formation of an El Niño by inducing a rapid warming of sea surface temperatures. Dilley says that research going back to 1915 showed 24 such PFM cycles and 24 El Niño occurrences. This research is currently under peer review and will go to a leading climate journal later this spring.

Further research by Dilley indicates that this same PFM forcing mechanism displaces high-pressure centers in such a way to control the tracks of hurricanes from one year to the next. Dilley goes on to say that knowing how and why this forcing mechanism controls weather cycles opened the door to the ground breaking global warming research. Comparisons of Long-term of PFM forcing cycles indicate high-pressure systems and the polar jet stream are likely displaced northward during an approximate 200-year PFM forcing cycles,

Mr. Dilley states that the current global warming is without a doubt the result of a known external "natural" forcing cycle. According to Dilley, most government officials, climatologists and meteorologists are looking only at the increase in temperatures and carbon dioxide (CO2) levels over the past 50 to 100 years. But when you take into account nearly 40 other global warming episodes over the past 5 thousand years, it becomes very apparent that CO2 levels cannot be the forcing mechanism that has caused global warming.

Mr. Dilley's global warming research has found 30 natural global warming cycles in the past 5 thousand years. These 30 natural global warming cycles are subsets of 5 primary long-term global warming cycles during this same period. Each primary long-term global warming cycle lasts 500 to 1000 years, and all have between 3 to 5 secondary warming and cooling cycles within them.

The current primary long-term global warming cycle is a 1000-year cycle. It began about the year 1500 AD and will continue to near 2500 AD. This current long-term cycle will consist of 5 secondary short-term global warming and cooling episodes. We're now in the third of the 5 secondary cycles, and the warmest of the 5. The first short-term global warming episode peaked between 1520 and 1570 AD, followed by a cooling period until the next global warming episode peaked between 1740 and 1785. Temperatures remained cool throughout the 1800s to early 1900s, and then the third short-term global warming episode began. The peak of this current global warming episode began in earnest around 1950 and will begin diminishing as early as 2008-10. Then within 20 to 30 years temperatures will cool rapidly to same levels as seen in the 1800s. The next secondary short-term global warming episode will peak about 150-years later, or about the year 2200. This will be the 4th of 5 cycles within the 1000-year primary cycle, and it will not be as warm as the current episode.

David Dilley
Global Weather Oscillations, Inc.
4423 SE 14th Street
Ocala, Florida 34471
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