Ice-melting temperatures forecast for Arctic midwinter | Environment | The Guardian
Earlier this year, when Arctic ice extent was low before summer, it looked possible that the summer melt would set a new record, and I thought that would be a good thing as the final nail in the coffin of AGW deniers, on top of record global temperatures convincingly beating the 1998 record, even on the dubious satellite records. Well, it wasn't quite to be (a new record low ice extent, I mean), even though the summer melt was still very low.
But the recent patterns of global ice extent, and these odd winter temperatures, perhaps indicate we really don't have long to wait for the next record low.
Steve,
ReplyDeletenothing at all will convince deniers. They are fact free. They were post truthers before the name was heard of .