NSIDC : Eight Is The New Two

NSIDC : Second

This year “will without a doubt” rank in the top five lowest levels of ice extent ever recorded in the satellite era, and there is a good possibility that 2013 could rank second in terms of recorded ice lows, said Walt Meier, a scientist at the National Snow & Ice Data Center.

“It’s kind of remarkable that it’s as low as it is [this year], given that the weather conditions were not terribly optimal for ice loss,” Meier said.

http://www.eenews.net/climatewire/2013/08/05/stories/1059985599

Reality : Eighth

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11 Responses to NSIDC : Eight Is The New Two

  1. igsy says:

    Yup, that figures. When there’s plenty of ice, the weather conditions are not optimal for ice loss. When there’s a bit less ice, it’s global warming.

  2. Edmonton Al says:

    Does anyone ever inform these so called “experts” just how wrong they have been?

  3. Andy Oz says:

    I wouldn’t be buying insurance off Walt Meier with his record.
    “You’ll never claim on your life insurance” he would have told Trayvon Martin.

  4. miked1947 says:

    You are not on the same drug regimen as the folks at NSIDC!

  5. Andy DC says:

    It is hard to conceive that a professional “scientist” would sit there with the data staring him in the face and tell a bald faced lie. That should erase any doubt that AGW is all about an agenda with very little to do with science.

  6. Jorge says:

    2013 COULD be 2nd lowest. It COULD also be 2nd highest. Typical alarmist weasle words. You just know this years summer ice is really upsetting them.

  7. shazaam says:

    Watch for the Arctic ice data sets to suddenly & miraculously include years prior to 2000.

    When you can’t “creatively adjust” the data, then the true magic is in how you “frame” the data.

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