Daily Arctic Sea Ice Extent Images are of fine resolution (at 2.25km) than any available product for the Arctic region and are disseminated at the VEDAS (Visualization of Earth observation Data and Archival System) portal of SAC from 2016 onwards....
According to Science Daily, the Arctic, the onty nau (be) in danger. Se a ice in the are a could disappear 64 (complete) by 2035. This is undoubtedly bad news for this animal, as they use the 65 (flout) se a ice to hunt.Scientists made this 66 (predict) by using the UK cli...
Using 12 years of satellite data,NASAscientists have measured how the influx of cold, fresh water is affecting the Beaufort Gyre, a major Arctic current. A major ocean current in the Arctic is faster and more turbulent as a result of rapid sea ice melt, a new study from NASA shows. The...
The dramatic melt-off of Arctic sea ice due to climate change is hitting closer to home than millions of Americans might think. That’s because melting Arctic sea ice can trigger a domino effect leading to increased odds of severe winter weather outbreaks in the Northern Hemisphere’s middle l...
(Fig.4b, c) because warmer temperature in summer and the presence of ice-free water (lakes and Arctic Ocean) increase atmospheric moisture. The fraction of total precipitation falling in solid form is varying from 30 to 90% over the region (Fig.4d). Solid precipitation (PRSN/PR between 60...
The announcement from the US-based National Snow and Ice Data Center was provisional though, as “changing winds or late-season melt could still reduce the Arctic ice extent,” officials said. The 12 smallest summer lows during this period have all occurred in the past 12 years. (Carbon ...
This huge hole in the ice with sheer sides looking like it was cute with a mechanical device was found in the Yamal Peninsula in northern Siberia. The large team of scientists do not all agree on what has caused this strange event to happen or even how old it is and how common these ...
The interval was then reduced by shrinking the STs thresholds to the halfway point between the current interval boundary and to and the estimation of SC updated until only one other point remained. Dates when CHN1s <= CHN1s(to) or with STs > Tmax were mapped as snow free. Dates when ...
So why after all those dire predictions of doom and devastation has Arctic sea ice cover come roaring back so quickly over the last few years? Nobody knows – apparently not one scientist on the planet can tell you, writes Willis Eschenbach in a short essay for the climate alarmism...
Arctic warming Thinning of the ice has already had a major impact on the stability of some of the region’s glaciers and ice caps, which could further increase ice loss in the future, the team says. Compared to the relatively small size of glaciers, ice caps are large bodies of ice seve...