There is now an equal chance of 2020 seeing an ice-free Arctic and it not happening this year, according to this particular data-sourced setup. There’s a 50% chance of having an ice-free Arctic or Blue Ocean Event, defined by scientists as less than a million square km of sea ice. There are several reasons for …
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First of all, a short message to Galen Hall, Colleen Schmidt & Thomas Nicholas, who launched the defamatory attack on the Planet’s most prominent field researcher of Arctic sea ice and Oceanography: A message to Hall, Schmidt & Nicholas Like all relative beginners into this field, you guys need to reflect on the state of …
Beavies & Butthead ought to make an attempt at reading this post, which examines a claim from a tweeter who’s very confident our first Blue Ocean Event is many decades away, and who claims it can’t happen this year. The post proves 100% he is lying about this summer, question is more like, why? Another interesting …
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We know we haven’t seen ‘a perfect storm of meteorologically possible weather conditions’ for even a day in Summer 2020, but we know we lost about 81,000 km² of sea ice area from the Central Arctic Basin (CAB) on the 6th of July: It could be argued that ‘a perfect storm of meteorologically possible weather …
