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During the summer of 1911, it was 94 degrees in Greenland. The warm weather in Greenland that summer and the following winter caused a large number of icebergs to form, which was blamed for the sinking of the Titanic. 08 … Continue reading →

The New York Times reported in 1912 that the Titanic was sunk by an iceberg caused by unprecedented Arctic warmth during 1911.  According to Michael Mann and NASA, 1911 was one of the coldest years on record. “AN unprecedentedly warm … Continue reading →

Ice continues to accumulate on the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet in late June.  Almost 100 billion tons so far this month. Accumulation has been above the 1981-2010 average during five of the last seven years. Surface Conditions: Polar … Continue reading →

“AN unprecedentedly warm Winter in the entire arctic Is believed to be the cause of the vast number of icebergs adrift in the North Atlantic Ocean during the present season and for the low latitudes which many. of them have … Continue reading →

For five of the last seven years, the surface mass balance of Greenland has been above average, yet the press continues to insist that Greenland is melting down. Surface Conditions: Polar Portal

“Hottest in 1,000 years” Ventusky – Wind, Rain and Temperature Maps

Glacier Girl was found in southeast Greenland under hundreds of feet of ice in a region which gravity anomaly maps claim is rapidly losing ice. Glacier Girl: History | P-38 Assn Mass and Height Change: Polar Portal Over the past … Continue reading →

“in the past fifty-three years the face of the glacier has retreated about eight miles. Not only is it shorter than it formerly was, but its mass has otherwise been reduced to a very considerable extent. The surface of the … Continue reading →

The surface mass balance of Greenland is above average for the fifth year out of the last seven. Surface Conditions: Polar Portal But DMI has this fake graph showing Greenland losing mass, based on gravity measurements. They state that the … Continue reading →

Another discussion of how academic climate scientists don’t seem to understand the fundamentals of science.