I Will Miss the Arctic Ice

[Weatherman2020]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

Leftists warned us this would happen with climate change

 

[EvilCat Breath]

A week ago the arctic was ice free. What happened?

 

[Weatherman2020]

A week ago the arctic was ice free. What happened?

Science got involved.

 

[JGalt]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

"But...but......global cooling is global warming..."

 

[skookerasbil]

But Old Rocks was telling us just last week that the Arctic ice is fast disappearing and that ships are flying through there!

 

[JGalt]

But Old Rocks was telling us just last week that the Arctic ice is fast disappearing and that ships are flying through there!

Ahh, I wasn't aware that Old Rocks visited there recently, to check it out. He must have found a good deal on a dogsled and some Huskys on Craigslist.

 

[MarathonMike]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

"But...but......global cooling is global warming..."

There it is, as long as things are changing they've got it covered. Because as we know, until recently our global climate has been totally unchanging and stable.

 

[Old Rocks]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

 

[JGalt]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

"But...but......global cooling is global warming..."

There it is, as long as things are changing they've got it covered. Because as we know, until recently our global climate has been totally unchanging and stable.

I'm still waitin' for that big hole to open up in the ozone layer and toast everyone. I stocked up on a 55 gallon drum of SPF 10,000 sunscreen back in the 80's.

I hope it hasn't turned rancid.

 

[depotoo]

No, no, no, it’s, it’s uhhh... climate change!!

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

"But...but......global cooling is global warming..."

 

[Weatherman2020]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

Old Rocks says it’s abnormal for a hurricane to hit the Carolinas in September.

 

[Sunsettommy]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

Old Rocks says it’s abnormal for a hurricane to hit the Carolinas in September.

From the NOAA,

The Hurricane that has dropped to Category TWO at 110 mph....

"9:00 AM EDT Thu Sep 13
Location: 33.2°N 75.2°W
Moving: NW at 12 mph
Min pressure: 957 mb
Max sustained: 110 mph"

 

[Weatherman2020]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

Old Rocks says it’s abnormal for a hurricane to hit the Carolinas in September.

From the NOAA,

The Hurricane that has dropped to Category TWO at 110 mph....

"9:00 AM EDT Thu Sep 13
Location: 33.2°N 75.2°W
Moving: NW at 12 mph
Min pressure: 957 mb
Max sustained: 110 mph"

Thank God for Gorebal Warming.

 

[Sunsettommy]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

Your claim is pure nonsense since there have been more powerful Hurricanes than Florence make landfall in the predicted area and long ago:

Hurricane Hazel 1954 with 115 mph winds at LANDFALL
Hurricane Hugo 1989 with 120 mph winds at LANDFALL
Hurricane Fran 1996 with 115 mph winds at LANDFALL
Hurricane Floyd 1999 with 105 mph winds at LANDFALL

All before year 2000

 

[elektra]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

how is that glacier you watch from your bedroom window, it must be gone by now, ha, ha, ha

 

[elektra]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

link or you are a liar

 

[JLW]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

"But...but......global cooling is global warming..."

There it is, as long as things are changing they've got it covered. Because as we know, until recently our global climate has been totally unchanging and stable.

I'm still waitin' for that big hole to open up in the ozone layer and toast everyone. I stocked up on a 55 gallon drum of SPF 10,000 sunscreen back in the 80's.

I hope it hasn't turned rancid.

I guess in your rush to show your ignorance you forgot a little thing called the Montreal Protocol. The Montreal Protocol was an international treaty that phased out cfc and other ozone depletion gases and thus halted ozone depletion. It has been wildly successful.

It was a framework that could be emulated for greenhouse gases except we live in a different time where ignorance rules. See above.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Extremely challenging ice conditions in the Northwest Passage are disrupting high-yielding expedition voyages for two expedition cruise operators.

Ponant announced that due to the ice conditions, as well as a poor weather outlook, it is currently unable to sail through the Northwest Passage. Two ships, Le Boreal and Le Soleal, are altering their routes and will continue their expedition voyages to Kangerlussuaq (Greenland), which they will reach on September 10 and 18, respectively.

Hurtigruten is in a similar situation with the Fram.

“This year’s ice conditions in the area are proving to be quite different from previous years; the current conditions in the Victoria and James Ross Straits are such that unfortunately, no ordinary ship can sail through the area,” the company said, in a prepared statement.
Arctic Northwest Passage: Ice Conditions in Arctic Northwest Passage Disrupt Cruise Ship Voyages

Paging Al Gore to the white courtesy phone.

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

"But...but......global cooling is global warming..."

There it is, as long as things are changing they've got it covered. Because as we know, until recently our global climate has been totally unchanging and stable.

I'm still waitin' for that big hole to open up in the ozone layer and toast everyone. I stocked up on a 55 gallon drum of SPF 10,000 sunscreen back in the 80's.

I hope it hasn't turned rancid.

I guess in your rush to show your ignorance you forgot a little thing called the Montreal Protocol. The Montreal Protocol was an international treaty that phased out cfc and other ozone depletion gases and thus halted ozone depletion. It has been wildly successful.

It was a framework that could be emulated for greenhouse gases except we live in a different time where ignorance rules. See above.

CFCs have a lifetime in the atmosphere of about 20 to 100 years, and consequently one free chlorine atom from a CFC molecule can do a lot of damage, destroying ozone molecules for a long time.


Try another spin. Maybe do the hokey pokey.
The Ozone Hole

 

[Weatherman2020]

For the second time in two years, it looks as if an Atlantic hurricane will stall just inland, and cause major damage from as much as 30" to 40" inches of rain. And that is related directly to the decline of ice in the Arctic.

Your claim is pure nonsense since there have been more powerful Hurricanes than Florence make landfall in the predicted area and long ago:

Hurricane Hazel 1954 with 115 mph winds at LANDFALL
Hurricane Hugo 1989 with 120 mph winds at LANDFALL
Hurricane Fran 1996 with 115 mph winds at LANDFALL
Hurricane Floyd 1999 with 105 mph winds at LANDFALL

All before year 2000

Don’t use science with Old Rocks, he can’t grasp it.