One commenter yesterday said that global warming was turning this region of the Arctic (which has lots of multi-year ice and is covered with fresh snow) into a “slushie.”
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Maybe a slushy, but made from Rotten Ice, so not good to eat.
Rotten ice? It’s all the poli bears
Well, if you compare to the same area last year, it’s certainly much more broken up this year.
http://earthdata.nasa.gov/labs/worldview/?map=62016,62848,355904,241536&products=baselayers,MODIS_Terra_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor~overlays,arctic_coastlines&time=2012-06-29&switch=arctic
move it over to the same place…
it was more broken up last year
If you click on the link then zoom right in, as far as it will go, scan around the top right hand side you’ll see a pile ice blocks and snowy blobs. You should find a blob that’s sort of odd irregular star shape. Now if you look next to that one, at that blob towards the to right hand side, you should see a shadowy figure just below it. Now I’m sure that is Edward Snowden poking out from behind a snowdrift.
That area is too close to the pole to melt out.
Perhaps you could provide the same analysis for the Beaufort Sea?