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Chill out, dude! It’s just a little of that rogue natural variability concealing the unnaturatural warming about to destroy us all. Or SLT.
Ohio will burn 15% more coal this year because of that “unnatural” warming. This compounds the “unnatural warming” localising it in the Mid West. 😀
http://www.platts.com/latest-news/coal/louisville-kentucky/aep-says-2014-coal-burn-to-be-10-15-higher-than-21742165
ANd a coal miner intends to sue the EPA for data fabrication. They should also go for the individuals who wrote the crap. http://coal.steelguru.com/north_america/16291/us_independent_coal_producer_threatens_to_sue_epa
OH, I love this part of the article:
Seems the EPA is not the only one telling out right lies!
It gets even better!
Guess who RUNS Coal/SteelGuru?
Mr Gopen Huidrom of India
I wonder if he is a friend of good ole’ Patchy?
He seems to be the Steel Prices – Coordinator
steelprices-India is a new portal that provides domestic pricing information for benchmark steel products in each category at select location in India on a regular basis 5 days a week.
http://www.prlog.org/10081685-daily-price-of-benchmark-steel-products-around-the-country-now-at-the-click-of-mouse.html
It is a “Free Press Release Distribution Service” that was founded to help small, medium and large businesses and organizations in their online activities.
I wonder who funds it?
Her is an older press release: Taliban Funded By US Military
According to Willing Accomplices, outlets like this were used by the KGB to feed propaganda to the guillables in the USA.
typo: unnatural warming
The climate lunatics’ worst nightmare: The Life Spiral. More multi-year ice survives and continues to expand.
Here’s a prediction: Sometime in the next 16 months, the Lunatics will say that the Arctic WAS ice free (effectively) in 2013-14, and that their ice-free predictions were accurate.
Mark it.
So, watch for all traces of the wading-team’s journey last summer to be erased.
Watch for that story be “disappeared” first, then the bloviating about The Arctic being “effectively ice-free in summer 2013” may begin.
As I mentioned before, the real question is will Arctic temperatures even make it above freezing this summer based on the current trend…
Lots of summer left and so I think it is certain that arctic temps will get above freezing but it would be a lovely “stick in the eye” for the leftard alarmists if temps just bounced along at the current level and then dropped back into the deep freeze. However as a canuck living on the lunatic edge of the great white north I shudder to think what that would mean for my lifestyle / heating bills etc … the current 7 months of winter is enough and if it gets colder I might go postal!!
Don’t go postal go south.
In the last few days the temps of the N. Pole have been even a little lower than last year, which were the lowest in the summer since 1958.
I see 3 important factors contributing for this result: /1/ the return of reasonably low solar radiations in the last few weeks, with the average LSC count again below 50 (after the great spike of February)
http://www.landscheidt.info/images/sc5_sc24_1.png
/2/ the colder N. Atlantic since the beginning of the year and /3/ the pronounced increase in MYI after the melting season of 2013.
The conditions are similar to 2013 but the MYI levels are better now.
The rate of melting since March-April has been almost constant (~ straight line) either in the NORSEX analysis of Arctic ROOS
http://arctic-roos.org/observations/satellite-data/sea-ice/observation_images/ssmi1_ice_ext.png
or the DMI analysis,
http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/plots/icecover/icecover_current_new.png
In both cases a naive linear extrapolation of the present trend gives average levels for the Arctic ice (zero anomaly) by the end of July.
Of course, this is in all probability a wrong projection as we’re entering now a phase of (usually) important acceleration of the melting, but the recent trend is, in general, greatly favorable for a continuation of the Arctic recovery this year.
“but the recent trend is, in general, greatly favorable for a continuation of the Arctic recovery this year.”
What recent trend? Trends in the Arctic tend to not show any favour to any particular year, or else it would be lower each year. Perhaps I have misunderstood you though, so apologies if so.
Andy
I meant the recent trend of the last few weeks since ~ end of March, when this interesting “quasi-linear” rate of melting
began. The ice extent is lowering a little less steeply than in the previous years, here is my “naive extrapolation”
https://twitter.com/dhm4444/status/477262156824850432/photo/1
You get similar results (~ average by the end of July) with DMI data- either for the 15%
http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/icecover.uk.php
or 30% concentrations,
http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/old_icecover.uk.php
The latter doesn’t have the average line for comparison, but it’s not difficult to estimate.
Here is the similar result using DMI 15% data,
https://twitter.com/dhm4444/status/477266353817419776
Even with the Cairo snow, the great lakes all time freeze out, and arctic ice in all probability returning to “normal”: we will be in the warmest year ever according to the keep of the number, all halt to the keeper of the numbers.
Don’t forget sea ice does not melt at 0 C, so I am not sure why you picked that temp to put extra grid on the chart. Its irrelevant.
Looking sunny and warm early next week along the NW Passage
Andy
Multiyear ice is made of freshwater and melts at 0C. By late summer, almost all of the ice is freshwater.
The Womens Arctic snorkelling relay team may need to have ice skates rather than a mask and fins. No breakup yet at Kimmirut. A toasty 4.5 deg C.
http://www.kimmirutweather.com/
“Looking sunny and warm early next week along the NW Passage”
What definition of “warm” are you using?
http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/CAXX1205
FYI, the DMI added that line, not Steven.
Send in the cavalry , I mean the icebreakers, now you don’t need them to save ‘scientist’ at Antarctica.
If not the accumulated winter heat cannot escape the deep ocean.
By invoking Mannian Tiljander Analysis ®, I can easily prove that the temperatures are actually ABOVE normal.