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Post by ratty on Jan 26, 2022 6:27:44 GMT
"With vaccine booster intervals becoming shorter and shorter, I envisage a time when we will need to wheel around a hospital style intravenous drip, just to keep up."Ratty your tag line reminds me of that joke that we Americans leave a McDonalds, step on a conveyor and go to another McDonalds, when traveling sometimes it seems like that. Same here when travelling, especially when there is a deadline. Speaking of inoculations .....  |
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Post by neilhamp on Feb 1, 2022 8:30:19 GMT
The position of the sea ice extent above the minimum has risen from 7th lowest in January 2021 to 16th lowest in January 2022. The sea ice extent compared to the AVERAGE for the decade from 2010 to 2019 is shown in the last two columns. I have updated the January data to include current situation for Jan.31st. 2022. I will continue to update the data through February 2022 The sea ice extent has exceeded the 2010's average for six consecutive months since August 2021. Will this trend continue throughout 2022?| Date | Position | Position | Difference from 2010's | Difference from 2010's |
| 2021 | 2022 | 2021 | 2022 | | January 31st | 7th. | 16th | +79,452 sq.km. | +333,064 sq.km | | February 28th. / 9th. | 7th. | 10th | -75,322 sq.km. | +148,648 sq.km.
| | March 31st | 6th. |
| -296,133 sq.km |
| | April 30th | 9th. |
| +1,632 sq.km. |
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Post by blustnmtn on Feb 5, 2022 20:02:39 GMT
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Post by neilhamp on Feb 6, 2022 15:54:12 GMT
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Post by ratty on Feb 7, 2022 12:24:16 GMT
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Post by acidohm on Feb 7, 2022 18:41:54 GMT
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Post by ratty on Feb 8, 2022 1:27:32 GMT
Working for Mann & Co now, are you, Acid? |
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Post by neilhamp on Feb 11, 2022 7:26:00 GMT
The position of the sea ice extent above the minimum has risen from 7th lowest in January 2021 to 16th lowest in January 2022. The sea ice extent compared to the AVERAGE for the decade from 2010 to 2019 is shown in the last two columns. I have updated the January data to include current situation for Jan.31st. 2022. I will continue to update the data through February 2022
Ice extent has risen well above 2021 on the same date in February last year.
In 2021 there was a rapid decline in sea ice extent in the month of February
Freezing normally continues well into March. The sea ice extent has exceeded the 2010's average for six consecutive months since August 2021. Will this trend continue throughout 2022?
| Date | Position | Position | Difference from 2010's | Difference from 3010's |
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| Sq.Km. | Sq.Km. | | Jan.31st | 7th | 16th | +79,452 | +333,064 | | Feb.22nd | 3rd | 13th | -204,124 | +220,684
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Post by missouriboy on Feb 11, 2022 20:44:48 GMT
Enough to call a bottom? Me thinks their Arctic heating paradigm may be in trouble.
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Post by neilhamp on Feb 12, 2022 10:25:09 GMT
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Post by neilhamp on Feb 23, 2022 20:26:42 GMT
The position of the sea ice extent above the minimum has risen from 7th lowest in January 2021 to 11th lowest in February 2022.
Jan.31st 2021 7th.lowest +79,452 sq.km. above 2010's average
Jan.31st 2022 16th.lowest +333,064 sq.km. above 2010's average
Feb.28th 2021 7th. lowest -161,829 sq.km. below 2010's average
Feb.28th 2022 11th. lowest +116,764 sq.km. above 2010's average
March 31st. 2021 6th. lowest -296,133 sq.km below 2010's average
Mar.1st 2022 11th. lowest +91,745 sq.km. above 2010's average
I will continue to update the data through March 2022
Ice extent has risen well above 2021 on the same date in February last year.
In 2021 there was a rapid decline in sea ice extent in the months of February and March
Freezing normally continues well into March.
The sea ice extent has exceeded the 2010's average for seven consecutive months since August 2021.
Will this trend continue throughout 2022?
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Post by missouriboy on Feb 23, 2022 21:21:27 GMT
The position of the sea ice extent above the minimum has risen from 7th lowest in January 2021 to 16th lowest in January 2022. Jan.31st 2021 7th.lowest +79,452 sq.km. above 2010's average Jan.31st 2022 16th.lowest +333,064 sq.km. above 2010's average Feb.22nd 2021 3rd.lowest -204,124 sq.km. below 2010's average Feb.22nd 2022 13th. lowest +220,604 sq.km. above 2010's average Changed the format to make it easier to update I will continue to update the data through February 2022 Ice extent has risen well above 2021 on the same date in February last year. In 2021 there was a rapid decline in sea ice extent in the month of February Freezing normally continues well into March. The sea ice extent has exceeded the 2010's average for six consecutive months since August 2021. Will this trend continue throughout 2022? That baby is moving fast. Second low cycle. If it doesn't melt back a little at peak and beyond, this could be exciting. |
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Post by youngjasper on Feb 23, 2022 21:37:55 GMT
The position of the sea ice extent above the minimum has risen from 7th lowest in January 2021 to 16th lowest in January 2022. Jan.31st 2021 7th.lowest +79,452 sq.km. above 2010's average Jan.31st 2022 16th.lowest +333,064 sq.km. above 2010's average Feb.22nd 2021 3rd.lowest -204,124 sq.km. below 2010's average Feb.22nd 2022 13th. lowest +220,604 sq.km. above 2010's average Changed the format to make it easier to update I will continue to update the data through February 2022 Ice extent has risen well above 2021 on the same date in February last year. In 2021 there was a rapid decline in sea ice extent in the month of February Freezing normally continues well into March. The sea ice extent has exceeded the 2010's average for six consecutive months since August 2021. Will this trend continue throughout 2022?
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Post by neilhamp on Feb 24, 2022 7:57:25 GMT
Thanks very much Youngjasper
Very good site with lots of very good charts and graphics
Not sure if they subscribe to my views that natural causes may be starting to influence the sea ice in the Artic.
When the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation starts to fall over the next few years I expect the Sea ice to increase
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Post by youngjasper on Feb 24, 2022 21:57:37 GMT
Thanks very much Youngjasper Very good site with lots of very good charts and graphics Not sure if they subscribe to my views that natural causes may be starting to influence the sea ice in the Artic. When the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation starts to fall over the next few years I expect the Sea ice to increase I concur with the natural causes influence. Moboy had a post in "The active geology of earth as an input to climate" that had some interesting reads on the geothermal theory that, though I'd heard before, I had not seen it written up in quite that manner:
More on geothermal inputs to the ocean and climate. Alternate theses exercise the mind.
Overview: Seafloor Eruptions and Ocean Warming
rclutz.com/2016/10/05/overview-seafloor-eruptions-and-ocean-warming/
PLATE CLIMATOLOGY THEORY
rclutz.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/ff6f7-plateclimatologytheory.pdf
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