Missing Heat Disappears Again – Arctic Gains One Million km^2 Of Ice In 15 Minutes

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29 Responses to Missing Heat Disappears Again – Arctic Gains One Million km^2 Of Ice In 15 Minutes

  1. chris y says:

    These recent rates of change in sea ice area are absolutely unprecedented. Dead-certain proxy reconstructions have not shown anything like this in the last 11,400 years. Unless we start taxing carbon sewage and throwing oil and gas executives in prison, the world will end in 40 months, on August 31, 2016.

  2. Andy Oz says:

    If the ice keeps growing at that rate the entire world will be covered by lunchtime tomorrow!!! We have no time to lose!! This is a blowtorch emergency!!!!!!

    • “Lunchtime” being the key word here. As I said when the first glitch happened, it’s probably a “newbie” eating in the computer printout room again. These things happen all the time, with assistants who are first- or fourth-year sociology majors, or graduate students in theoretical physics (who think experimentation is plebeian and to something be barely tolerated while under the lash of one’s research advisor). You need a well-cowed political hack to run the computer printouts, that’s all. Take my friend Witnicki here, now in his ninth year as a PhD candidate…and President of his own company.

  3. Okie says:

    Flash icing; probably what got the mammoths and dinosaurs.

  4. edcaryl says:

    It’s too bad the trace is so wide. A lot of people won’t have noticed the gain-back yet.

  5. Robertv says:

    WUWT found the missing heat. I don’t know if it has anything to do with ‘ Das row Boot’.

    http://wattsupwiththat.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/wuwt_hot_sheet2.jpg

  6. Josh says:

    It looks like the graph shows the exact opposite of what’s being claimed. As I read the graph, the amount of ice has gone down sharply, not up as claimed.

    • Have you any idea why a raven is like a writing desk?

      • Josh says:

        Never mind. I just read the older posts and saw the prior graph that shows the decline in ice extent. The new graph shows the rebound. The decline and rebound in the new graph were smudged together on my computer screen, causing me to see only a down tick. And why is a raven like a desk? If it’s an insult, I’ll pass on the answer.

        • kbray in california says:

          You’ll have to make up your own answer Josh.
          Lewis Carroll and the mad hatter never answered the riddle.

        • Eric Simpson says:

          I at first saw the same thing, Josh. I didn’t see any uptick.

          Regardless, it looks like it ticked down a million tons of ice and then back up again in about half a heartbeat. This whole glitch needs to be removed from the data, as I think the final tally of the low point of the summer ice melt will be taken from this — false — glitch. And lol on that raven / writing desk thing. I got to remember to use that one myself.

    • kepler says:

      51% of the population would have the same response. This is the low-information, non-detail-oriented, clueless majority who Obama addresses in his dumbed-down speeches, and who in the end elected him.

  7. Rick K says:

    You’re right as usual, Steve. The numbers don’t lie. Can the warm-mongers comprehend this? I’m opting for ‘No.’

  8. Bob Tisdale says:

    I believe the scientific name for that dip and rebound is glitch.

  9. Ira says:

    I know! A raven is like a desk because neither one can make an omelet with a hockey stick! What do I win?

    • Traitor In Chief says:

      You can choose between the life sized Pam Anderson doll made entirely of Cheetos, or the non working beer cooler scooter. Shipping not included in your prize.

  10. miked1947 says:

    Looks like BAU to me!

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