Friday, August 28, 2020

Wretched state of sea ice in unfamiliar sector can accelerate flow exit towards Greenland sea

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~A large water anomaly in the Greenland to Pole sector may cause even more exodus of sea ice ~2 nautical miles a day is about the average fl...
Monday, August 17, 2020

Slow cloud induced last month melting surprise

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 ~ The speediest melt rate since 2012 and 16 slowed by weather dynamics is not quite finished surprising yet ~The current latest melting app...
Friday, July 31, 2020

Megamelt in progress despite normalized circulation

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~All experiences just gathered has helped depict the near future sea ice of the Canadian Alaskan sector of the North Pole; it is melting ex...
Friday, July 24, 2020

North Atlantic hyper melting ; when sea ice is a pack it can easily go into warm waters

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~North Atlantic slush front ~Day fast changing Goodbye Waves    EOSDIS July 23-24 2020 North Atlantic by Franz Josef Islands,  tot...
Sunday, July 19, 2020

Laptev sea: Extreme melting in the middle of a pack

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~Again a rare sight,  contrary to usual water engulfment,  sea ice melts in the middle of a pack ~This loop offers an explanation of the wa...
Friday, July 17, 2020

Laptev Sea melt madness, Goodbye Waves have no time to be artistic

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~ Most dramatic record pace melting on Russian side of Pole ~Visual record shows particular "Goodbye Waves" NASA EOSDIS ...
Thursday, July 16, 2020

North Pole compression & pond lakes, Atlantic Front open water intrusion

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~The current record pace sea ice melting has a significant wind component.  NASA Eosdis recent July 13-16 North Pole look was granted...
Sunday, July 12, 2020

Atlantic front; very rapid melting

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~A look at some record pace melting.     EOSDIS July 11-12   2020 Just North of Spitzbergen,  look and place mouse pointer on the "...

April 20 sea ice projection

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~Written about,  sketch omitted then ~Appears to be coming through
Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Arctic sea ice calamity, Arctic Ocean warm High

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~If memory serves, not observed this consistent since 2007 ~The only reason possible is warmer sea temperatures and thinner sea ice CMC...