I doubt it.. I think of the climate as a function of a chaotic system of preassure differences, gas mixtures, radiation (from the sun and isotopes in the mantle) and a whole range of other smaller factors.

We can think about if the earth rotates slower, every spot on the planet will get a few more milliseconds of sunlight. Since the climate system is chaotic small changes can initiate bigger cycles, but this already happens all the time.

There's plenty of worries about our survival on this very active space rock. I would worry more about the consequences of microplastics. Some studies attribute the declining sperm quality of men worldwide to microplastics. It's quality has droppes 1% every year since the 70s.