Sea Ice Extent – Day 88 – Global Sea Ice Above ‘Normal’ – Antarctica 1.1 million sq km Above ‘Normal’
Sea Ice Extent – Day 87 – Global Sea Ice Above ‘Normal’ – Antarctica 1.1 million sq km Above ‘Normal’
Sea Ice Extent – Day 85 – Global Sea Ice Above ‘Normal’ By 250,000 sq km
Sea Ice Extent – Day 85 – Global Sea Ice Above ‘Normal’ – Antarctica Above 2 Standard Deviations
Global Sea Ice is above the 1981-2010 mean.
Antarctica is 2 standard deviations above the mean and has been for the last 10 days – and 49 days in total so far in 2015. In January there were 18 days 3 STD above.
The Arctic is only 98,000 sq km below the ‘maximum’ for 2015 which I called on day 53 (which may still turn out to be wrong). (See bottom graph for last 40 days)
Sea Ice Extent – Day 84 – Global Sea Ice Above ‘Normal’
Sea Ice Extent – Day 82 – Global Sea Ice Above ‘Normal’
Sea Ice Extent – Day 81 – Global Sea Ice ‘Normal’
USA Temperatures – Shrinking Population = Cooler / Growing Population = Warmer
A couple of years ago I posted an article about waste heat.
“The waste heat generated by car engines, power plants, home furnaces and other fossil fuel-burning machinery plays an unappreciated role in influencing regional climates, new computer simulations suggest. By altering atmospheric circulation, human-made heat may raise temperatures by as much as 1 degree Celsius during winter in the northernmost parts of the world.”
Compare this map of CRN temperature changes from a WUWT article to the population growth map.
A large part of the US is shrinking population-wise and that part of the USA is cooling.
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