Global Dimming. Summer 2018 will not be?

Something very abnormal and strange happens in recent months. 
Residents of some countries began to feel the consequences of Global Dimming?

But all by order.

In 1985, a scientist Atsumu Ohmura at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology found out during his research and warned that on Earth is coming Global Dimming. 
The level of sunlight diminished with every decade. Then, according to the results of his research, It revealed, that the level of sunlight, striking the Earth’s surface had declined by more than 10% in three decades. 

When Ohmura finally published his discovery in 1989, the scientific world was clearly shocked. “But it was ignored.”

Ohmura was the first to document a dramatic effect that scientists are now calling “Global Dimming“.

Although Ohmura was the first to report global dimming, he wasn’t alone. 
In fact, the scientific record now shows several other research papers published during the 1990s on the subject, all finding that light levels were falling significantly. 
They reported that sunshine in Ireland was on the wane, that both the Arctic and the Antarctic were getting darker and that light in Japan, the supposed land of the rising sun, was actually falling.

Then, the problem was that most of the scientists who saw the reports simply did not believe it.

That began to change in 2001, when Stanhill and his colleague Shabtai Cohen at the Volcani Centre in Bet Dagan, gathered all the evidence together and concluded that everything was right.

This made scientists of the world admit that the changes are real, and goes Global Dimming.

In 2007, scientists have already begun to sound the alarm.

Last year, some scientists have already begun to warn that, in connection with the latest research on the Global Dimmer, Earth residents will soon begin to have terrible problems. 
These data were to be published so that the public knew what was threatening us.

A group of scientists involved in these studies in January contacted John Coleman, the founder of the Weather Channel. They agreed that he would help publicize these data. But…

On January 21, he died suddenly.

The cause of death is hidden. It is possible that it was liquidated by those who do not want the public to know the truth.

In the meantime, the public from whom they always hide everything, is at a loss, and does not understand what is happening.

“Sunshine is in short supply across a swathe of north-west Europe, shrouded in heavy cloud since late November and suffering one of its darkest winters since records began.

If you live in Brussels, 10 hours and 31 minutes was your lot for the entire month of December. The all but benighted inhabitants of Lille in France got just two hours, 42 minutes through the first half of January.

“Sound the alarm and announce the disappearance,” read a despairing headline in photon-deprived northern France’s regional paper, La Voix du Nord. “A star has been kidnapped. We still have no sign of life from the sun.”

Belgium’s Royal Meteorological Institute has declared December 2017 “ darkest month since 1887”, when it began measuring, after the 10.5 hours of sun recorded at its Uccle weather station last month.

France’s northern region with 26 hours of sunshine in December.

In January it became even more terrible.
 Météo France described the paltry 2.7 hours of sun recorded from 1 to 13 January in Lille, the region’s biggest city, weather forecasters consider this a terrible anomaly and recorded  as “exceptional”. 
The January average stands at 61.4 hours, according to the agency – meaning Lille and its unfortunate residents were deprived of perhaps 30 hours’ worth of rays in the first part of the month because of some strange anomaly. And the situation only worsens.

Frédéric Decker of Météo News, shared his concern this week with La Voix du Nord. “The prognosis is very bad,” he said.
“We do not understand what is happening. This has not happened in the whole history of observations. I’m afraid that we will not see the sun for a long time.”

Rouen in Normandy had an even more depressing first half of the month, with just 2.5 hours of sunshine compared with a full-month norm of 58.6, Météo France said, while Paris’s 10 hours were also a far cry from the 62.5 hours the capital usually averages in January.

Synoptics are lost and can not name the reasons for such a terrible anomaly.

Even southern French sun-traps such as Bordeaux and Marseille fell a very long way short of their usual ray quota in the first half of the month, basking in just 10.3 and 26.9 hours respectively against monthly averages of 96 and 92.5.

Health experts say a shortage of sunshine can lead to seasonal depression, whose symptoms include a lack of energy, a desire to sleep and a perceived need to consume greater quantities of sugar and fat.

“This winter is very strange. We do not see the Sun at all. In the absence of light, we are “rather slow, tired, which is characteristic of SAD, or seasonal affective disorder”- told Florent Durand for France 3 TV, head of massage studio in Lille.

The inhabitants of north-west Europe, however, can count themselves lucky. Moscow recorded just six paltry minutes of direct sunshine in the whole of December, shattering the previous record low of three hours, set in 2000.

The Russian capital normally averages a bleak 18 hours of sunshine in the last month of the year. “December was just amazing anomal,” Roman Vilfond of Moscow State University’s meteorological unit told the Tass news agency.

“The darkest month in the history of our weather observations. When they hear this, people will say: ‘Now I know why I was depressed.’” The daily Moskovsky Komsomolets reported a surge in visits to psychiatrists.

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