Serreze Monthly Propaganda Report Out

Arctic sea ice is in a life-spiral and is highest extent in a decade, while global sea ice area has been persistently above normal for almost two years. So how does the monthly Serreze propaganda report begin?

Sled dog days of summer

Arctic sea ice extent declined at a fairly rapid rate through the first three weeks of July, but the loss rate then slowed due to a shift in weather patterns.

Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis | Sea ice data updated daily with one-day lag

Translated to scientific terms – melting since July 1 (shown below in red) has been very slow, and ice extent threatens to cross to “above normal”

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38 Responses to Serreze Monthly Propaganda Report Out

  1. Jason Calley says:

    Deep in der Fuhrerbunker of Sks the alarms are whooping.

    I suspect — and sadly, I am not joking — that if the area curve actually threatens to touch the normal line, that the calculation algorithm will be changed in such a way that the curve stays below the line.

  2. tom0mason says:

    I note that from the link that you give, and navigating to the ‘Sled dog days of summer’ piece, the message on the page is “Comments are Closed”.
    Obviously they can not take the heat of criticism for lines like “Ice extent is below average in nearly all sectors of the Arctic. ” ( my bold) being in their write-up.

  3. Eliza says:

    Well… KEEP all current images with current baseline used and use it against them IF they change it. I honestly believe that these scientist must be really scratching their heads and wondering if they better not change their tune soon before its too late when the real S### hits the fan big time LOL You see if the whole thing does come tumbling down, none will be considered very suitable as employable scientists in the future. Im pretty sure even Zeke, Stokes, Revkin ect et al must be wondering if they were totally wrong after all

  4. Eliza says:

    BTW you can bet your A@@ that many of these warmist folks are very carefully scrutinizing this site.

  5. Tom Bakert says:

    Note that the declination of the slope of the extrapolated July Arctic sea ice extent is less than that of the 1979 – 2000 mean.

  6. darrylb says:

    M.S. and gang simply cannot help but skew results as best they can.
    I wonder if deep down, some of the alarmists are not hoping for significant warming and all the related observations.
    Notice how, relatively good news (although I think warming may be on balance beneficial) never hits the media.

  7. darrylb says:

    Within one standard deviation—great!

  8. philjourdan says:

    So now the weather is working against them! Interesting. What are they studying again?

  9. catweazle666 says:

    Nothing that a bit of “homogenisation” won’t cure.

  10. Latitude says:

    “a fairly rapid rate”……well if that word smithing doesn’t scream agenda….nothing does

  11. Anything is possible says:

    “Maximum extent is usually reached in September or October, at the end of the austral summer.”

    ==============================

    Buffoons…..

  12. I thought the arctic ice was controlled by climate. Now he’s saying it is weather, not climate? I’m so confused.

  13. To expand this discussion, I’ve posted a summary with graphs and charts on the above-average ice coverage on Hudson Bay and in Foxe Basin – good for the polar bears, don’t you know. http://polarbearscience.com/2014/08/07/foxe-basin-and-hudson-bay-have-more-than-average-polar-bear-hunting-habitat/

    • Gail Combs says:

      Worth a visit to your site. I especially liked the quote from “Mr. Zac Unger. It is darn good advice for all scientists.

  14. Eric Simpson says:

    Good stuff here and for more in depth daily coverage of the unfolding Arctic ice sage this is the place to go: http://sunriseswansong.wordpress.com/2014/07/27/arctic-sea-ice-melt-the-death-spirals-debunking

    For the latest info, as Caleb updates it daily, go to the start of the comments section, then scroll up. My comment at the link:

    Now is the time that certain people are really getting interested in this. And sometimes they see the Goddard post, including myself, and am thinking this is good but I want MORE info! So the place to go for that is sunriseswangsong!

  15. 1979 was a highpoint for Arctic Ice…

    This plot needs to be adjusted to include prior years….. 1979 as a baseline is biased…

    • mjc says:

      When it comes to polar ice, nothing exists before 1979…at least that’s the official “Team” line. That’s the start of ‘modern’ satellite monitoring.

  16. NSIDC seems to be using 1981 as the starting point for Arctic Ice now… anybody know why??

    http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/

    • Oh, I see now… 1981 is the highest point ever recorded on their chart… while 2010 is the lowest…

      The NSIDC Plot calculates the Median between 1981 – 2010 now… really skewing the number as best as they can… WTF?? If I can see this in just a few minutes worth of examination… WHY can’t they? Nobody calling them out apparently…

      • Shazaam says:

        You have just got to love how such a “settled science” keeps changing the way things are measured.

        Just picking cherries at NSIDC.

        What will they do when their new cherry-picked median fails them?

  17. Joe says:

    Wow, it’s like Serreze wants it to melt down… no encouraging words from that man

  18. Jim Hunt says:

    Needless to say I beg to differ. Just for starters 2006 was higher. According to the NSIDC at least!

    https://twitter.com/jim_hunt/statuses/497512863289057280

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