Friday 24 July 2020

Report from the Arctic - 23 July, 2020

I am TRYING not to look at this every day but it is unavoidable because new data comes out every day.

The WaPo has to deny the actual reality because if the ice melts it will have implications for the Great Reset and the technocratic agenda.



.The year with the record-lowest sea ice extent was 2012, and that record occurred as a result of both long-term climate change gradually causing Arctic ice cover to become younger and thinner over time, as well as weather that favored rapid ice loss.

How weather patterns evolve over the next two months will help determine whether 2020 becomes a record-breaking melt season.

Weather conditions can change and slow things down quite quickly,” said Walt Meier, a senior research scientist at NSIDC. “A record low is possible, but I would say 50/50 at best. We’d need to continue weather patterns advantageous for ice loss through August to remain on a pace to go below the 2012 record minimum.”


Whether this year breaks the 2012 record, computer models are virtually unanimous in showing the occurrence of seasonal ice-free conditions there by mid-century.



You don't need me to tell you that what happens to Arctic ice does not completely depend on the weather. The ice is very thin.

This is how it looks now


Plenty of methane coming up in the ESAS. But don't look there. The WaPo tells us it isn't happening.

If the Arctic ice melts it might have implications for the Great Reset and the technocratic agenda.




Ice is retreating from the coast line of Greenland where all the oldest, thickest ice is. But no one is likely to tell you that


If you are interested, here is a report from Margo from a year ago




This is how things looked a little more than a year ago



An update of ice thckness and volume - 16 July, 2019




A comparison of Arctic sea ice in July - 2019 vs 2012

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