Preparing For The Next Arctic Scam

Over the next week we are going to start hearing hysterics about Arctic ice being the lowest on record, how it hardly grew in January, and how we “may be” headed for a record summer minimum.

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

This animation shows what has been going on in January. Winds have been compressing the ice towards the center of the Arctic Basin, causing the ice along the Russian coast to be the thickest in 15 years.  The Northern Sea Route is completely blocked with very thick ice.

The ice is much thicker than it was ten years ago, and volume has increased ten percent.

DMI Modelled ice thickness

Ten years ago the ice was so thin, our top fake news sources and fake scientists predicted an ice-free North Pole that summer.

North Pole could be ice-free this summer, scientists say – CNN.com

The ice has gotten much thicker and will be difficult to melt this summer. Especially since summer temperatures have been running very cold near the North Pole in recent years.

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

There won’t be any predictions of an ice-free North Pole by NSIDC this year. But that won’t stop corrupt and incompetent climate scientists from claiming the ice is disappearing at a record rate.

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8 Responses to Preparing For The Next Arctic Scam

  1. Psalmon says:

    If record cold in the US is caused by warming…then record low ice must be caused by cooling. It’s only logical.

  2. RAH says:

    And who says it really matters and why?
    Sea ice comes and goes.
    It ebbs and flows
    Subject to the way the winds blow.
    Very much like the “scientists” that hype it’s importance.

  3. AZ1971 says:

    Given that, unlike in Greenland and Antarctica, the Arctic ice cap is free-floating and extremely susceptible to prevailing wind changes, how much research has actually been given to analyzing the impact of winds on the changes in extent and volume versus temperature? I would be willing to bet real money on there being a far greater decline due to changes in winds than in Arctic temperatures.

    • RAH says:

      When one sees a quick decline in sea ice extent it is almost always a result of storms breaking the ice up and driving some of it out to the N. Atlantic or Bering Sea.

  4. Phil Jones says:

    TypicL ProgresTurDD:

    “We ARE TOLERANT!!

    YOUR THE BIGOT.. F*** OFF.. PUNCH A NAZI.. Peace, Love, Togetherness, of one..”

  5. Gamecock says:

    Interesting to see the flow down the Gulf of Boothia and accumulation in Committee Bay.

  6. angech says:

    PIOMAS should be increasing based on this compression and the failure of Wipneus to put up his mid month update?
    I wondered why he had stopped.

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