Evidence is growing for a regional effect of low solar activity
Much of what has been written in the media and on the internet fails to appreciate the difference between regional and global climates. My research looks at a potential link between low solar activity and cold European winters. That's a regional and seasonal effect and not a global effect.
Statistically, we found a significant link between the occurrence of cold winters in the long CET record and solar activity. By "significant" we mean that there was only a five per cent chance that we were being fooled by a coincidence.
Henk Lankamp heeft dit voor Nl onderzocht en vond geen correlatie. Dus dat is wel verwonderend.
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