http://weather.unisys.com/surface/sst_anom.html
Look at the changes over the last two months in the Pacific and The Atlantic. If this keeps up, it is going to be a very cold winter.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Time for some extra cooling
Slamet is warming up too and Batu Tara also just erupted and a Phillipines volcanoes too, all positioned in the juicy equator area which amplifies the cooling effect. Damn those pesky natural polluters
why does the color scale shift/change?
My guess is in the September image, the high value (lower right corner) is 7.79 while the high value in the November graph is 6.09. So they dropped 7 from the temperature range.
They need more of them low numbers.
It’s getting colder than they expected.
It’s getting colder, La Nina…
It must be the Greenland melt run off finally taking effect
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Makes sense. Temperatures on the ice sheet are -50F.
Water runs faster at colder temperatures because it is denser. At minus 70 we could probably enter a bucket of water in the Daytona 500! : Donchano! I read it on a Climate promotion site! 😉
The only thing that would keep Greenland’s melt runoff liquid would be geothermal activity in the region and then it would become lakes under the ice. The surface is depressed because of the weight of the ice forming a bowl.
Actually, water has a fairly unique property that it gets less dense when it drops below 0C. ;^)