Spring Snow Slams New Zealand; Arctic Sea Ice Near 20-Year High For Late September; Greenland Ice Cores Reveal Climate Can Flip In Years; CME Due, As Sunspots Sink; + Polar Portal Hit By Data Failures

The climate is capable of abrupt change on timescales measured not in centuries, as modern warming usually is, but in years.

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Liz
Liz
16 days ago

Hmmm mass flooding event about 14,000 years ago. Read your Bibles, Noah’s flood. Jesus referenced it as evidence of God’s wrath both back then and in the end times. Be ready. Repent of your sin and trust Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior.

jay
jay
15 days ago

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph
A Sea Ice Today Tool
https://nsidc.org/sea-ice-today/sea-ice-tools/charctic-interactive-sea-ice-graph

—FYI

Wayegon
Wayegon
15 days ago

The climate is capable of abrupt change on timescales measured not in centuries, as ‘modern warming’ usually is, but in years.”
So The Day after Tomorrow IS possible…damn.

Deb
Deb
15 days ago
Reply to  Wayegon

It’s also possible that people can live in cold climates, because plenty of people do it already.

jay
jay
15 days ago
Reply to  Wayegon

If we see 10C colder over 5 years time, we will be hurting for certain!….even if only 3-4C.

Deb
Deb
14 days ago
Reply to  jay

How much colder is it in Canada than in Alabama?

jay
jay
14 days ago
Reply to  Deb

Lots colder. They play ice hockey on ponds up there.

Deb
Deb
14 days ago
Reply to  jay

I was looking for a comparison to the specific number you gave in your comment of a drop of 10C. Is it 10C colder in Canada?

Jim
Jim
13 days ago
Reply to  Deb

Its typically 10C colder in western New York where i grew up than in Alabama. Canada can show larger differentials depending on where in Canada.
The frozen mammoths in Siberia and northern Canada indicate much more than 10C drop in hours with no increase following for centuries if not millenia.

Deb
Deb
12 days ago
Reply to  Jim

Thank you.

jay
jay
15 days ago

“Its sea-ice extent page is also down, carrying the notice: “Data problems. We are working on the issue….an “issue with the SMB model.”

–They can’t solve a technical issue in 3 weeks? Can’t at least issue a coherent statement on what are these technical and *model* failures?

I see the word ‘model’ when used in reference to climate assessments and my suspicion radar goes active.

Are they going to report much lower SMB totals going forward, based on a rejiggered model?

Last edited 15 days ago by jay
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