Peer review is still very relevant in climate science. But given it is from well-respected authors, I am more inclined to trust the results at this stage.

There is no need for "trust".

There is no benefit in non-expert readers inserting their own subjectivity into an already complex topic. Even for themselves.

What we know: It is an interesting paper. It is going to get attention.

Good to be aware. It is also good to reserve judgement while the community evaluates the results.