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JAHA. I second your post to SuziQ. La Nina and the strong PDO taking place plus changes in earth's orbit relative to the sun and a number of other factors that are brought into play by the external sources are going to give us a twenty year plus cooling cycle. And it is going to get brutal at times some years. Hell. Europe, Scotland Eurasia are already seeing snows and plummeting temperatures. Believe they had quite a drop in Norway a few days back. We add in the ADO and changes to the gulf stream etc., and things are going to cool down mostly everywhere. This past winter in South America should be a wake up call to everyone as well as the second week in Australia's summer the past where they had a few inches of snow falling in the low mountain ranges not to far north of Melborne .
The list can go on, but just mentioning a few things that support your statement.

Britain just had its coldest October night in 17 years. They are less affected by the El Nino water vapor then we are and Old Man Winter returned there earlier. And it looks like this old man is not gonna want to leave soon.

Britain freezes on the coldest October night for 17 years as mercury plummets to -6C

Yeah, hubby’s been watching the sunspots for several years, and dreading the colder winters. Looks like we have a few more sunspots this year than the last three, but they’re still not that numerous! Could be cold winters for several years to come!