There is a lot of heat still in the Arctic and not too many signs of a rapid refreeze in the Arctic.
Friday, 28 September
Saturday, 29 September
https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/charts/cams/methane-forecasts?facets=undefined&time=2018092900,3,2018092903&projection=classical_arctic&layer_name=composition_ch4_surface
A
week’s missing data on methane emissions in the Arctic
Thanks
to Margo we know that there has been a week’s missing data on CAMS
while
at the same is true for NOAA data from the EU Metop-1 and Met-op 2
satellites
Now
the data is up on CAMS for both Friday, 28th and
Saturday 29th (but not for the days since or the days
preceding).
Given
how they manage data for other emissions one really does have to
wonder if the data is being manipulated and what the missing data may
have shown.
Although
it could be overlooked with the massive emissions from elsewhere it
can be see that there are emissions well above the average coming
straight out of the Kara Sea.
Friday, 28 September
https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/charts/cams/methane-forecasts?facets=undefined&time=2018092900,3,2018092903&projection=classical_arctic&layer_name=composition_ch4_surface
This
is what Robert Fanney had to say about this a couple of days ago -
huge sea temperature anomalies with warm water entering the Arctic
from the warm waters of the North Atlantic and Pacific.
I
suspect that what is going to happen this Fall and Winter is going to
be highly significant.
This
shows the warm temperatures in the Arctic. Although temperatures are
above or about freezing salt water freezes at about -2 deg C.
This
is how an overview looks in the Arctic from today. I don't see too
many signs of a refreeze
That
is a large area of blue ocean that we are seeing in the Beaurfort
Sea, to the north of Alaska that seems to have eluded the attention
of EVERYBODY.
And
what is that area of green to the north of Greenland? It looks
suspiciously like an algal bloom to me.
Here
is a representation of ice thickness in the Beaufort Sea
And
in the Arctic sea as a whole
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