Apr 25th, 2011
As the late Winter, otherwise known to most of us “Southern folk” as Spring, churns on in the Churchill region, a few more breaks in the ice, known as leads, appear. The temperatures have remained fairly steady the past week or so with minus 20?s C filling the air most days. Some scattered snow showers have kept the snow around the area looking fresh with a white top-coat.
The consistent cold bodes well for polar bears hoping for an extended season of seal-hunting on the Hudson Bay ice pack.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Steve, send this to Romm, to much snow in Oregon and the ice is fine in Hudson Bay!! We stopped AGW, he can calm down and move on now
Why would there be breaks in the ice with temps of -20 (C)?