In 1947, Time Magazine reported glaciers were melting and Iceland’s ice was disappearing.
10 Jul 1947, Page 18 – The Minneapolis Star at Newspapers.com
By 1974, the world was getting colder and Iceland’s ice was expanding.
07 May 1974, 13 – Des Moines Tribune at Newspapers.com
Time Magazine reported the Arctic was getting colder and Arctic ice was expanding. They blamed all bad weather and the Polar Vortex on global cooling.
TIME Magazine Archive Article — Another Ice Age? — Jun. 24, 1974
So according to NASA, ice forms when temperatures are warm, and ice melts when temperatures are cold. The 1974 NCAR graph was credible. The current NASA graph isn’t.
NASA climate graphs are nothing but propaganda. They have nothing to do with science or climate.
Hey Tony, I’m glad you’re feeling better. This video of Inuvik notes the temperature is -46C in January. It has the Proclaimers song inbedded with a line, “I’m sitting on top of the world.” They pass the hospital where my first grandson was born. I can’t wait to get there. December 2 is the day I’ll be landing on top of the world. Then the 114 km trip down the Dempster to Tsiigehtchic, NWT. Oh Joy! Barring any blizzard that might blow in, I’ll get there on time.
Only in Canada you say. Pity!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAUmUYJJB3A
Whoops! this is the Inuvik video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sosLuMqOa20
Thanks for the video. Reminds of some trips working in northern James Bay Cree territory on the Quebec side.
Some background on the climate in nearby Nunavut might be of interest.
https://rclutz.wordpress.com/2016/08/09/nunavut-is-melting-or-not/
OT, but interesting…It’s certainly NOT a good day to be on Lake Superior. Per weather.gov: A STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 PM EDT THIS EVENING.
* WIND AND WAVES DURING THE STORM WARNING: EXPECT SUSTAINED WINDS OF UP TO 45 KNOTS FROM THE NORTH…WITH GUSTS UP TO 61 KNOTS. THE LARGEST EXPECTED SIGNIFICANT WAVES WILL BE 25 FEET WITH A MAXIMUM WAVE HEIGHT OF UP TO 37 FEET POSSIBLE.
For some reason, a certain Gordon Lightfoot song pops into my head. (And may God rest those poor mariners’ souls…)
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitztgerald. When that song plays, I stop and listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vST6hVRj2A