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Summer’s Over On The Greenland Ice Sheet
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Looks like the ice is going to melt faster every day. The colder it get the faster ice melts, RIGHT? 😉
So the icecap did not fall into the sea this summer afterall?
will still be pink color when all said and done.
Temperatures in Greenland are now “Extrapolated” from Haiti via Teleconnection for GISS reports!
I trust that the Greenland farming community reaped a bumper crop.
But I notice that Newfoundland hardly had a ‘summer’ so maybe the peaches didn’t ripen in time.
They are now growing “Bumpers” on Greenland?
Speaking of peaches I picked up a peck from a local orchard the other day!