After the most extensive autumn snow cover on record, December snow cover also continued its 60 year rise. This is caused by Arctic air pushing further south than it used to.
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Hahaaa.. Has this pleb still got a job or has he gone full troglodyte? Haven’t heard much from him since.
20 November 2012
Gag, I can read any more.
So that is what happens when you are a Climastrologist with repeated failures as a record.
“…… director of the UEA’s innovative climate change masters course”.
Innovative indeed, they keep innovating away the past, etc.
… David also brings with him almost 15 years of ridicule of his year 2000 pronouncement on the future of winter snowfall in the UK …
/sarc
You know, even if it were true that the Arctic ice cap shrank simultaneously to a growing snow donut around it on land masses and lower ocean regions, that’s still consistent with global cooling. Increased Arctic cooling would cause decreased humidity and more ice sublimation on the cap, while the polar region expands.
It’s quite possible the ice cap shrank to even less area during the past ice ages, but no humans traveled to the North Pole then, and no satellites either.
Actually Alaska and Siberia were ice free during the Wisconsin Ice age.
And the Inuit DID travel around the Arctic during the last Ice Age, too. The West Coast also wasn’t ice locked which is how humans from Eurasia came into the New World which had no humans back then.
What about the spring extent?