Fast recovery of thick Arctic ice

litesong wrote:

Wake wrote:

litesong wrote:

[b]litesong wrote:...the temperature of the Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) hovers above average, with the results of the cold & warm front interactions still in doubt.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) is now just 2degC above the average temperature of the High Arctic. A quick drop could occur, ending the FAB

(2).

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litesong wrote:

Wake wrote:

litesong wrote:

[b]litesong wrote:...the temperature of the Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) hovers above average, with the results of the cold & warm front interactions still in doubt.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) is now just 2degC above the average temperature of the High Arctic. A quick drop could occur, ending the FAB

(2).

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"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" yipped: you won't accept that in the 50's submarines surfaced in clear water at the poles.

litesong wrote:

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" yipped: you won't accept that in the 50's submarines surfaced in clear water at the poles.

You know I believe the submarines surfaced near the Poles. But, I've always quoted the submariners logs, which indicated the extreme ice conditions which made their accomplishments so difficult..... extreme ice conditions which don't exist now.

litesong wrote:

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" yipped: you won't accept that in the 50's submarines surfaced in clear water at the poles.

You know I believe the submarines surfaced near the Poles. But, I've always quoted the submariners logs, which indicated the extreme ice conditions which made their accomplishments so difficult..... extreme ice conditions which don't exist now.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" yipped: You live in a house....

litesong wrote:

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" yipped: You live in a house....

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" lives for & adores the accuracy of its name.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" wiffed: ...tell us...

litesong wrote:

[b]litesong wrote:...the temperature of the Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) hovers above average, with the results of the cold & warm front interactions still in doubt.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) is now just 2degC above the average temperature of the High Arctic. A quick drop could occur, ending the FAB

(2).

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

[b]litesong wrote:...the temperature of the Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) hovers above average, with the results of the cold & warm front interactions still in doubt.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) is now just 2degC above the average temperature of the High Arctic. A quick drop could occur, ending the FAB

(2).

FAB

(2) rose to 3DegC over average High Arctic temperature. However, all previous weather conditions are still in play. POSSIBLY, the cold front which developed near the North Pole (with the region in complete darkness for 6(?) weeks) could strengthen, if further heat from south of the Arctic delays its entrance into the High Arctic.
Meanwhile, FAB

(2) is extended to 80(+?) days.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner wake-me-up" wiffed: ...expect a submarine to surface at the north pole like they did in 1958. Why haven't they?

litesong wrote:

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner wake-me-up" wiffed: ...expect a submarine to surface at the north pole like they did in 1958. Why haven't they?

At least 3 countries have surfaced near the North Pole. Almost a score & a half non-underwater U.S. navy operations have operated in the Arctic.
Meanwhile:
"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner wake-me-up" is a real racist pig, really should NOT BE proud of it, & lost its humanity (if it ever had it), becoming a many time threatener.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

[b]litesong wrote:...the temperature of the Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) hovers above average, with the results of the cold & warm front interactions still in doubt.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) is now just 2degC above the average temperature of the High Arctic. A quick drop could occur, ending the FAB

(2).

FAB

(2) rose to 3DegC over average High Arctic temperature. However, all previous weather conditions are still in play. POSSIBLY, the cold front which developed near the North Pole (with the region in complete darkness for 6(?) weeks) could strengthen, if further heat from south of the Arctic delays its entrance into the High Arctic.
Meanwhile, FAB

(2) is extended to 80(+?) days.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" wiffed:..weasel...

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

[b]litesong wrote:...the temperature of the Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) hovers above average, with the results of the cold & warm front interactions still in doubt.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2) or FAB

(2) is now just 2degC above the average temperature of the High Arctic. A quick drop could occur, ending the FAB

(2).

FAB

(2) rose to 3DegC over average High Arctic temperature. However, all previous weather conditions are still in play. POSSIBLY, the cold front which developed near the North Pole (with the region in complete darkness for 6(?) weeks) could strengthen, if further heat from south of the Arctic delays its entrance into the High Arctic.
Meanwhile, FAB

(2) is extended to 80(+?) days.

FAB

(2) has risen to 4.5degC over-average on the High Arctic. Again, in complete darkness for 6+ weeks, the cold front forming near the North Pole should moderate temperature increases, altho 2 warm fronts are or eek into the High Arctic.

litesong wrote: It will be very interesting to see if the temperature of the FAB

(2), already a bit depressed, can be depressed even more. Yes, very interesting now.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote: It will be very interesting to see if the temperature of FAB

(2), already a bit depressed, can be depressed even more. Yes, very interesting now.

Ah, after a fairly quick yet small FAB

(2) temperature rise to just below 5degC over the normal High Arctic temperature, the FAB

(2) reverses & has now dropped to ~ 2.5degC over average. We will see if the FAB

(2) drops further.

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

monckton wrote:
I hear these Arctic Cruises are becoming popular now the ice is melting and the north west passage is opening up, very popular with the Chinese ...
http://www.crystalcruises.com/special-offers/2017-northwest-passage

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" wiffed: 5,000 polar bears ... now fallen to 15,000... the environmentalists were wrong about the polar bears....

Wake wrote:
Well remember is was called the "Northwest Passage" not because it was a frozen block of ice.

monckton wrote:

Wake wrote:
Well remember is was called the "Northwest Passage" not because it was a frozen block of ice.

I heard it was a Quest item and the plan was to search for it not melt one.
Have you got a kindle?

Arctic Labyrinth: The Quest for the Northwest Passage - Kindle Edition
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Arctic-Labyrinth-Quest-Northwest-Passage-ebook/dp/B002TJLF6I

litesong wrote:

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" wiffed: 5,000 polar bears ... now fallen to 15,000... the environmentalists were wrong about the polar bears....

Ah, the hunting restrictions that have been in effect for half a century work. Of course, "old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener wake-me-up" works only while threatening.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner badnight" bluffed: Polar bear hunting is NOT restricted in Canada....

litesong wrote:

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner badnight" bluffed: Polar bear hunting is NOT restricted in Canada....

From one blurb about Canadian Polar Bear hunting: Bear populations in the Canadian Arctic [are monitored], and a very limited amount of licenses are issued each year. Healthy polar bear numbers have been successfully maintained through "sex-selective" harvesting in which only 33% of bears taken may be female.
Even Native Tribes adhere to quotas: Quota systems allow the villagers to supply many of their needs from populations of seals, walruses, narwhal and beluga whales, polar bears and musk oxen.
It is obvious that hi power weapons place northern populations of wildlife at risk. Soooo far, bump stocks have not been a problem among NATIVE TRIBAL populations. We'll see if some of the euros or transplanted euro game hunters will start using bump stocks. Bump stocks probably are NOT available in Canada.
Again, "old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier LIAR whiner badnight" earns its name.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner badnight" bluffed: .... bumpstocks are available in Canada..... you show you don't know a whole lot about guns.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

Well, now! The FAB

(2) has risen a bit... plus its definitely not on the temperature line bump any longer. Indeed, FAB

(2) is now 3degC above the average High Arctic temperature line.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

Well, now! The FAB

(2) has risen a bit... plus its definitely not on the temperature line bump any longer. Indeed, FAB

(2) is now 3degC above the average High Arctic temperature line.

FAB

(2) has bumped up to almost 4degC over average High Arctic temperature now with a good(?) possibility to get to 90 days of existence.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

Well, now! The FAB

(2) has risen a bit... plus its definitely not on the temperature line bump any longer. Indeed, FAB

(2) is now 3degC above the average High Arctic temperature line.

FAB

(2) has bumped up to almost 4degC over average High Arctic temperature now with a good(?) possibility to get to 90 days of existence.

FAB

(2) has now leaped to 8degC above average, over ~ 4million square kilometers of the High Arctic.

GasGuzzler wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

Well, now! The FAB

(2) has risen a bit... plus its definitely not on the temperature line bump any longer. Indeed, FAB

(2) is now 3degC above the average High Arctic temperature line.

FAB

(2) has bumped up to almost 4degC over average High Arctic temperature now with a good(?) possibility to get to 90 days of existence.

FAB

(2) has now leaped to 8degC above average, over ~ 4million square kilometers of the High Arctic.

Who are [you?] talking to?

litesong wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:FAB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

Well, now! The FAB

(2) has risen a bit... plus its definitely not on the temperature line bump any longer. Indeed, FAB

(2) is now 3degC above the average High Arctic temperature line.

FAB

(2) has bumped up to almost 4degC over average High Arctic temperature now with a good(?) possibility to get to 90 days of existence.

FAB

(2) has now leaped to 8degC above average, over ~ 4million square kilometers of the High Arctic.

Who are [you?] talking to?

It is good that I'm not talkin' ta "old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener gazzzed & guzzzling".

many time threatener gazzzed & guzzzling"

GasGuzzler wrote:

litesong wrote:
AB

(2) in darkness in much of its almost 4million square kilometers around the North Pole, has dropped to under(?) 1.5degC. over average. A trio of low pressure regions have restricted some AGW generated southern warmth from moving into the High Arctic. Without the southern heat adulterating normal geographical cooling in areas with weeks of darkness, temperatures in parts of the night enshrouded High Arctic, have dropped to normal & even below normal dark temperatures. That is why the entire High Arctic now stands at only 1.5degC above normal temperatures for the High Arctic. FAB

(2) is close to extinction after ~ 85 days of existence. Somehow, if FAB

(2) can eek out existence for 3 to 5 days, extra warmth may enter the High Arctic. But the next days are iffy for FAB

(2) .

The FAB

(2) has dropped in temperature again. FAB

(2) would be 1 degC or LESS from the historical average High Arctic temperature if the little bump in the temp line was still below the FAB

(2). However, FAB

(2) may just have extended its life enough to miss the bump. Therefore, FAB

(2) is still ~ 1 or MORE degC above the historic temperature line.

"old sick silly sleepy sleezy slimy steenkin' filthy vile reprobate rooting (& rotting) racist pukey proud pig AGW denier liar whiner & many time threatener gazzzed & guzzzling" gushed: Liar. Quote my threat please.

litesong wrote:.... FAB

(2) has now leaped to 8degC above average, over ~ 4million square kilometers of the High Arctic. A warm front spans across the North Pole now, extending a few arcdegrees on one side & to near the 80th parallel on the other side of the Pole, which accounts for the swift High Arctic warming. The past increasing cold region in complete darkness near the North Pole, is moderating in temperature & also in size.

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:.... FAB

(2) has now leaped to 8degC above average, over ~ 4million square kilometers of the High Arctic. A warm front spans across the North Pole now, extending a few arcdegrees on one side & to near the 80th parallel on the other side of the Pole, which accounts for the swift High Arctic warming. The past increasing cold region in complete darkness near the North Pole, is moderating in temperature & also in size.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2), PHAB

(2) or FAB

(2) continues at 8degC above the High Arctic average temperature. The cool front that WAS forming near the North Pole is diluted & being warmed by southern heat moving into the High Arctic & the North Pole. The elevated High Arctic temperature may continue for some days..... at least.

Wake wrote:

litesong wrote:

litesong wrote:.... FAB

(2) has now leaped to 8degC above average, over ~ 4million square kilometers of the High Arctic. A warm front spans across the North Pole now, extending a few arcdegrees on one side & to near the 80th parallel on the other side of the Pole, which accounts for the swift High Arctic warming. The past increasing cold region in complete darkness near the North Pole, is moderating in temperature & also in size.

Present High Arctic Berserker (2), PHAB

(2) or FAB

(2) continues at 8degC above the High Arctic average temperature. The cool front that WAS forming near the North Pole is diluted & being warmed by southern heat moving into the High Arctic & the North Pole. The elevated High Arctic temperature may continue for some days..... at least.

You made sure that no one listens to you anymore....

litesong wrote: Since it loves untruth tho, "many time threatener wake-me-up" answers me.