60 MPH

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Is It Possible To Have An Honest Discussion About The Arctic?

The vast majority of multi-year ice melts during the winter, not the summer. The period from 1988 to 1996 saw a huge amount of winter MYI lost, as it was blown out into the North Atlantic.

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This coincided with a period of very strong ENSO.

It would be nice to have an honest discussion about this, but alarmists are incapable.

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Ice Free Arctic Update : Twice The Size Of Alaska – Plus Texas

Arctic Sea-Ice Monitor

It’s a death of intelligence spiral.

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Democrats Present To The US

Before the Democratic Convention opens, America will be $16 trillion in debt

US National Debt

This is what the liar in chief promised four years ago.

http://moveleft.org/obamas_promises/www-barackobama-com_issues_fiscal.pdf

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This Is The America We Know – Because We Built It

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Mark Serreze’s Prediction Of An Ice Free Pole In 2008

Mark C. Serreze says:

Looking back at earlier posts, a few things caught my eye which I might be able to clarify:

1) The north pole issue: Back in June, there was some coverage about the possibility of the North Pole being ice free by the end of this summer. This was based on recognition that the area around the north pole was covered by firstyear ice that tends to be rather thin. Thin ice is the most vulnerable to melting our in summer. I gave it a 50/50 chance. Looks like I’ll lose my own bet and Santa Claus will be safe for another year. There was indeed some coverage a some years back of an open north pole (and I was interviewed). This opening, however, was pretty clearly causes by unusual winds breaking up this ice, and not from melting out.

The reason he made that prediction is because the ice was very thin that summer. No one made any predictions like that this year, because the ice is much thicker. That is why I think PIOMAS is completely FOS. They claim that the ice is half as thick as 2008.

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Bitter Disappointment For Joe Romm

First he wanted Issac to destroy Tampa. That didn’t happen, so he hoped that Issac would destroy New Orleans. That isn’t happening either.

All he got was the second non-hurricane in two years, with lots of rain coming to the permanent drought.

Because Joe cares.

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56 MPH

http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/

Some joker came by earlier and was quoting wind speeds at 200 feet above the surface. Why not go right up into the jet stream?

NDBC – Station LOPL1

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55 MPH Winds

http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/

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Issac Makes Landfall With 45MPH Winds

http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/

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