No Trend In Arctic Sea Ice For Ten Years

Experts insist that the Arctic is melting down at -20C, but they are lying. There has been no trend in Arctic sea ice area since the 2006 peak.

Screenshot 2016-03-18 at 02.04.51 PM

http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008

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29 Responses to No Trend In Arctic Sea Ice For Ten Years

  1. eliza says:

    Prediction;There gonna take down that graph just like our friends from DMI did

  2. Henry P says:

    if the trend is +0.01 it means arctic ice has increased by 0.1 million sq. km over the past 10 years.
    That means there is a trend.
    It is getting cooler.

  3. Andy DC says:

    Another chart showing much to do about nothing.

  4. Climatism says:

    Reblogged this on Climatism and commented:
    Despite record CO2 output over the past 10 years, despite the “Hottest Ever – Year, Month, Day” blah blah blah, and despite doomsday predictions from 97% of earth’s climate experts, the Arctic fails to melt away…

  5. AndyG55 says:

    During that period, the AMO has been at the top of its cycle.

    The AMO will start dropping in the next year or so, and the recovery in Arctic sea ice to the near zero levels of before the LIA , will be over.

  6. Sparks says:

    If all the ice on the planet melted, who’s the dumb-ass that said it would be a bad thing living in a tropical paradise?

    I cant wait to have some financial savings from all this global fucken warming or the climate meme lol

  7. Henry P says:

    Now
    be nice you all, tonight,
    and switch off the lights to help save the world
    that would be a case of:
    Don’t let your light shine

  8. Bill Butler says:

    Contrary to the claims in the article, Arctic sea ice extent is continuing to make new record lows for this time of year.
    http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/arctic.sea.ice.interactive.html

    • Caleb says:

      Cryosphere seems to always be an outlyer, (and some would say an out-and-out liar.)

      DMI says sea ice is low, but not lowest.

      https://sunriseswansong.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/dmi3-0318-icecover_current_new-1.png?w=680

      • Billy says:

        Um…wasn’t the graph that Tony posted from the cryosphere?

        • Caleb says:

          Sorry if I was unclear. The commentator I was responding to was posting the Cryosphere Today graph, which is different from the DMI graph.

        • AndyG55 says:

          Slightly different measuring system.. ALL values well within any measurement or calculation error.

          Its only when you put it in context, as SG’s graph does (NO TREND IN 10 or so YEAR)

          Or when you put it against the reality that Arctic sea ice is still ANOMOLOUSLY HIGH compared to the most of the rest of the Holocene.

          Then you realise that we are SO LUCKY to be living in an Interglacial, even if we are not far off its coldest period so far.

          Let’s all just hope the climate remains SLIGHTLY WARM.

    • AndyG55 says:

      Near low for the very short period we have decent records.

      SO WHAT.

      Arctic sea ice almost exactly where it should be for the phase of the AMO.

      It is still way, way ABOVE the often ZERO summer sea ice of the first 3/4 or more of the Holocene. That’s because its still trying to melt after the COLDEST period in the last 10,000 years.

      All this AGW stupidity of “lowest Arctic sea ice” is built on massive ignorance of the historical levels.

      Are you one of those people who is MASSIVELY IGNORANT, Bill ???

  9. Caleb says:

    It’s been an interesting winter to watch the Pole, with a sort of whirlpool of warmth draining into outer space, coming up mostly from the Atlantic as a series of bulges. Each time the arctic got prodded, frigid air masses would get nudged south, and, even as the Pole was milder, places like Mexico, Kuwait, and Vietnam got snows. I assume the planet was seeking some sort of equilibrium, with two opposing forces keeping it out of whack. The El Nino was creating warmth even as the “Quiet Sun” supplied less warmth. It is a very interesting situation, but politicians are not interested, and those scientists who have allowed their honor to be bribed away must turn a blind eye.

    What matters most seems to be the waters under the ice. 2012, among recent years, had the most ice at this time, and the least in September. Therefore is pays to watch Sea Surface Temperatures, and focus on things like the “warm blob”, now shrinking south of Alaska, and the unusual “cold blob” that has appeared south of Iceland.

    https://sunriseswansong.wordpress.com/2016/03/15/arctic-sea-ice-the-2016-maximum/

  10. Henry P says:

    @Bill Butler

    https://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/ice-free-arctic-in-only-2250-years/#comment-574889

    Poor Jim never answered the question I posed to him,
    he must have been scared or something

    I don’t know Bill if you want to try and answer my question:
    what makes you think the ice melt in the arctic is now more than it was 87 years ago?

  11. Li D says:

    Oh real sciency.
    Someone called bill posts some
    extra data relevant to the bloggers
    hypothesis of no trend and instead
    of being carefully examined, gets
    poo pooed.
    Id like the blogger to answer this.
    What was involved in your effort to
    find flaws in your own hypothesis?
    Please list your flaw finding attempts.
    Thankyou.

  12. RAH says:

    LiD:
    The claim is that the graph from cryosphere shows no trend for the last decade. Do you dispute that?

    Really my comment about it being weather is just pointing out that the satellite record on which the claim of “new record lows for this time of year.” is based is a very short period. Claiming that it is a “new record” as if arctic sea ice extent has never been lower is pure hype! All evidence indicates that less than 90 years ago (Long before the supposed effects of mans industry took effect) Arctic sea ice extent was lower than it is today. And yet we see the claim time and again that this current melt is a record!

    Add to this the fact is that Arctic sea ice is a terrible indicator of climate trends in the first place. Every measurement of the ice be it extent or volume or area etc, can be and has been effected by many forces other than just warmth in the atmosphere. This latest decline appears to be resulting from warmer water undercutting the ice with limited insolation. But even a single good storm can break up the ice and markedly change the measurements in a very short time. Even changes in salinity can have a marked effect.

    The time for most of us to start worrying about Arctic sea ice extent is not when it’s melting. Start worrying when year after year it doesn’t melt or break up and locks all of the coasts of Greenland and Iceland in it’s grip.

    Personally this Hoosier is looking forward to the hot spring and summer to come that is forecast for our area. The last two summers have been very mild with few 90 F days and no 100 F days. I’m ready for some warmth. And I won’t be losing sleep at all if the NW passage happens to open up.

  13. Li D says:

    Again i ask the blogger
    to show attemps to challenge his
    own work.
    Or is it that any evidence contrary
    to hypothisis is dismissed as
    falslsy collated data put forward by
    a huge conspiracy.
    Real sciency.

  14. Henry P says:

    @Li D
    kindly refer to the name of the blogger you are referring to?

  15. Linda Moore says:

    Let’s all focus on normal global earth changes rather than the massive unabated corruption within our own government. It’s called deception through diversion and disinformation.

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