Most years see temperatures above freezing for a few hours, but none this year so far. Average maximum temperature is below -25C.
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And Greenland summer snow cover has been increasing for 4 decades.
http://www.climate4you.com/SnowCover.htm
Yeah, you know, that Global Warming is a sneaky thing. Sometimes it’s very warm and that’s Global Warming. Sometimes we have a lot of cold, and somehow that sneaky Global Warming is still the cause.
(Me, personally, I think the environmentalists are just full of shit)
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And so it goes…..
But, But….
Letters: Cooling the Arctic is imperative | Environment | The Guardian
It has to be done, in order to save the sea ice and protect the future of agriculture in northern climes.
John Nissen
Chair, Arctic Methane Emergency Group
Tom Nelson