or is the jet stream aberation a symptom of climate change?  to me "global warming" is (generally) a misnomer that allows the head-in-the-sand types to argue against human-impact climate change because, while some places get hotter,  others get cooler.  selective tree vision rather than the forest: the american way.   and there appears to be evidence of your "climatic tipping point from global warming" almost everywhere one looks.
oh, and we're running out of oil.
-pop
And another problem:

NASA says ozone is contributing to Arctic warming.

Globally, ozone accounts for perhaps one-seventh of the global warming and climate change that carbon dioxide does, Shindell said. However, a new study of climate change over the past 100 years indicates that ozone may be responsible for as much as 50 percent of the warming in the Arctic zone.

Question: While CFCs continue to be phased out, how much ground-level ozone from things such as automobile exhaust survives to be a factor in this cycle?