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There is open water north of #Greenland where the thickest sea ice of the #Arctic used to be. It is not refreezing quickly because air temperatures are above zero confirmed by @dmidk's weather station #KapMorrisJesup. Wacky weather continues with scary strength and persistence.pic.twitter.com/YMnvCD8XvL
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What‘s this? Now you could possibly sail up to the northernmost tip of Greenland.pic.twitter.com/Ql3xaWZM9M
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Trade routes and new drilling areas are all that's on the minds of the oblivious-to-reality on their way to the bank.
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True, and sadly one negative outcome of this thaw is loss of wildlife. Will our grandchildren be able to see polar bears in it's natural habitat?
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We are measuring temperatures from 38°C to 42°C warmer than normal at the Geographic North Pole today, compared to the 1981-2010 mean average. Normal February: -32°C Normal March: -31°C We're glad this is only happening in the next 48 hours.
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It seems that some models are simulating a same scenario at the northern part of the Canadian Archipelago next week?! Time will show. If it does, we'll lose a lot of MY-ice & the most essential volume buffer. More movement in Winter means potential rapid sea ice melt in Spring.pic.twitter.com/GjjidZX4P0
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Warmer water in Arctic Ocean due to more exposure to solar energy in the summers hastens slows winter freezing and hastens spring melting.pic.twitter.com/f6D7l2eX8R
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Really freakening: reduced sea-ice probably due to abnormal strong southerly winds/foehn effects...high temperatures are also produced by the wind. With weakening winds cold temperatures returned quickly to weather station. GFS anomalies are above arctic boundary layer!
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Frightening
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