Temperatures on the Greenland Ice Sheet only need to warm up 77 degrees Fahrenheit to start melting.
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77 degrees Fahrenheit, vast flat white expanse, all terrain vehicles, smoke from a barbecue…
sounds like being at the beach in Florida… except…. for all the fricking ice.!!
Invest early and buy your beachfront lot now before they’re all sold out…
KBRAY:
It needs 77 degrees to reach above freezing.
I know. But when I hear 77 degrees, I think of the beach.
Having been on beautiful white sand beaches and the black sand beach in Hawaii, I agree with the 70 to 85 range of temperatures being related to enjoyable outdoor activities, Not freezing your A$$ off.