Cold Descends On Russia’s Far East; Polar Vortex Signal Raises Arctic Outbreak Risk; + The 12-Trillion-Ton Ice Scare Is A Reconstruction, Not A Direct Measurement

A 12-trillion-ton polar ice loss is being sold as hard observational fact—but underneath sits a reconstruction built from sparse observations, interpolation, conflicting methods and climate models.

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Norfolk
Norfolk
28 days ago

Your excellent analysis on what is happening to Antarctica/Arctic is why I subscribe to your channel.
The MSM have an agenda as they are paid/owned by the very people that are driving this fraud of Anthropogenic Global Warming nonsense.Recently the MSM are ‘warning’ the public about another ‘hot weather’ system coming.Nothing will be mentioned about the real elephant in the room which is the Polar Vortex which Meteorologists have been warning about as it intensifies earlier than usual.
Cold kills more people than heat.A fact in data.
As the Meridional Jet Stream has demonstrated over past months the vulnerability of our weather now and going forward.
Please keep us all up to date on the Cycle 25 going orward into Cycle 26,your data on Antarctica and Arctic systems as this is where the new cold climate going forward happens and escalates and the energy crisis of the ReNeWaBlE EnErGy ‘ intermittent and unreliable system going forward.
There are very few people like you that are prepared to talk about the cold,cyclical climate Earth is naturally going into.Piers Corbyn knows.But very few people know of his work in the wider community.
Keep up the good work as people need to be told to prepare.
Learn from history as it repeats itself in climate.

Kenneth
Kenneth
27 days ago

We Are At The Summer Arctic Sea Ice Minimum And Extent Is Above Average For The Past Twenty Years – Up 37% Since 2012. Sept.17,2026 –
https://x.com/TonyClimate/status/2098380794792440289?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E2098380794792440289%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=
This is what I always thought – sea ice has INCREASED in extend in the last 20 years. It is not steady. Sea ice is growing in the Arctic.

matt
matt
26 days ago
Reply to  Kenneth

The latest Arctic sea ice extent from http://www.nsidc.org/data/masie is 4.9million square kilometres, up from 4.7million a few days ago. Other data sets also show a slight increase in ice extent over the last couple of days. It’s possible that a large storm could break up newly formed ice and cause it to melt if it’s pushed into an area of slightly warmer water but this is unlikely. Therefore the summer minimum almost certainly occurred on the 16th September which is about 5 days earlier than the 30 year average. Obviously if the Arctic was warming catastrophically, 3 times faster than the rest of the planet or whatever the alarmist headlines claim sea ice would stop melting and start reforming later in the year than in the past.

Last edited 26 days ago by matt
Crispin
27 days ago

So the ice sheets will be gone within 110,000 years. Gee. I had better get out my Wellies. I think 50,000 years from now we will be in the middle of an extended Ice Age and will be heating our homes with fusion and flying cars with gravity propulsion. Sea level will be down 400 feet and you will be able to drive from Scotland to Cape Town.

jay
jay
27 days ago
Reply to  Crispin

50,000 years from now we should have long ago terraformed Mars. And who knows what other solar system bodies can be made habitable in some form..

jay
jay
27 days ago

The Associated Press or the Guardian, et al, only require a headline to blare. The accompanying article can provide sparse validation or, in fact, can flatly contradict the headline, it does not matter.

It’s true, 12.5 trillion tons of ice sounds like the ice sheets will soon dissipate when it’s only a drop in the bucket. A small drop.

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