Thursday, June 30, 2016

Effects of greater snowfall are lasting in some regions.

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Lets focus on the Eastern  NW passage where there was more snowfall: What happens with more snowfall has long lasting implications for...
Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Near North Pole current Ice condition, between a rock frozen ice and a cloudy cooler place.

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   June 28,2016, near North Pole ice conditions show "pancakes"  typical of fluid sea ice,  terribly broken up.  Very little sig...
Monday, June 27, 2016

Despite contrarian winds, Beaufort Gyre current is still very strong

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NASA EOSDIS 11 days of June 2016 selected at about 2 or 3 day intervals.  You can see cyclones moving through along with contrarian winds,...
Tuesday, June 7, 2016

The models may be calculating the sea ice surface to air interface temperatures incorrectly

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~ Some surface buoys corroborate the prime horizon refraction rule    Having dealt before with doubtful calculations output by NOAA NCAR/N...
Sunday, June 5, 2016

Sometimes Top and bottom Melting looks like this

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  At onset of top melting the horizon appears slightly jagged,  water is setting on top of sea ice.  The ice core is very warmed yet colde...
Sunday, May 29, 2016

2nd remarkable retreat front

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~ Early Great Blue  gaining on sea ice not only for Beaufort sea Sea ice loss North of Franz Josef lands  top,  more than 100 km betwee...
Friday, May 20, 2016

No sea ice horizon upwards rebound observed close to Midnight sun

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~Optical Thermal observation method further explained,   proving Ti<=Ta ~Likely  24 hour bottom melt  earliest captured....    Precedi...
Thursday, May 19, 2016

Optically unlikely not possible remote sensing/model? measurements/calculations

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     85 to 90 N NOAA Reanalysis.  May 16, 2016.  Use the mouse pointer to compare surface and top of sea ice temperatures.      There are...
Saturday, May 7, 2016

Remote sensing VS Refraction Prime sea ice rule. Satellites are pretty good, but refraction observations are better.

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~Ta>=Ti  rule holds well as seen from space ~ Is likely some remote sensing calculations/methods need some adjustments.       Taking a...
Thursday, April 28, 2016

Sea ice refraction prime rule: top of sea ice is always colder or equal to surface air temperature

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~Putting the proposed sea ice optical theory to the test ~Even when some part of sea ice column is always warmer than air (during winter). ...