Hopefully, there will be a reversal of at least some of the warming in coming decades with the help of the anticipated upcoming solar grand minimum/quietest in 200+ years. However, it remains to be seen how much a grand minimum would help. Some here like Webb as well as many scientists don't think even a grand solar minimum would be able to reverse more than a pretty small portion of the warming based on the estimated direct effects of solar variance. I'm remaining open minded and hopeful, however, that much larger indirect effects (like cosmic rays and/or something else that is unknown) could add to the small direct effect and result in a significant cooling. I'm not saying it will. I'm just openminded about it.
Regardless, even if we can't get much of a cooling, extreme wintry events will still occur but likely at lower frequency. Food for thought: In 12/1989, KSAV had a major snowstorm that tied the heaviest snow there back all of the way to the mid 1800s. This snow was not accompanied by temperatures in the borderline low to mid 30s or even near 30 or even frigid (for SAV snow) mid to upper 20s. They had LOW 20s and upper teens during the entire 24 hour+ snow!! I assume folks understand my point with this example.
