Oh, of course.

I've had an interest in weather and climate for too many years, and while you should take what I say with a grain of salt, this is my conclusion;

The earth, on average, is warming, though I doubt it has anything to do with greenhouse gases. CO2 has risen and fallen throughout the history of the earth, and the correlation between that and rising temperatures is non-existent. Furthermore, the earth was about this warm during two recent periods. These are the medieval warm period and roman warm period. This is why vikings from Norway were able to reach Greenland without being trapped in inpenetrable Sea Ice.

Centuries later, the Little Ice Age struck. This allowed for annual ice skating on the River Thames and Hudson River, and frequent snows in Paris and Amsterdam(places which now receive 2-3 snowfalls a year.)

Since the 1880s, we've been recovering from this little ice age, though at a slower rate than in the 1940s, 50s, 60s, and 80s/90s. Perhaps after this particularly bizarre El Nino, we'll see further stagnation in global temperature, followed by a slight rise, or maybe even a slight fall.

The earth has warmed, but this isn't unprecedented, and climate hysteria is absolute bullshit.