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A final thought on 2016 Australian warming : Comments

By Don Aitkin, published 14/3/2017

So any ‘average’ for Australia ignores two different and consistent temperature patterns.

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ant,

At that SMH link you posted at the bottom of page one of this thread, can you or anyone explain the difference in water clarity that is visible in the before and after mangrove comparison photos?

http://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/they-died-of-thirst-extreme-conditions-wipe-out-forest-over-1000-kilometres-20170313-gux252.html
Posted by JF Aus, Tuesday, 14 March 2017 6:59:22 PM
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mhaze

It was Paul Homewood who wrote an article published by Watts about Arctic sea ice rebounding quickly in September 2016. He was completely wrong, anybody who has followed sea ice in the Arctic would know that there are significant daily fluctuations. After he had made his nonsensical comments, sea ice began to not progress, there were even times when instead of increasing, it was melting during the winter of 2016/17. We are very close to the melting season and there has definitely not been any rebounding.

Sea ice rebounding is an interesting view on the basis that the maximum sea ice extent measured in March 2016 was lower than the minimum sea ice extent measured in September in the 1980s (winter and autumn measures). For 13/03/'17, sea ice extent is at the second lowest extent ever recorded, there will be no major rebounding from now till the when the melt begins. To illustrate the ups and downs of sea ice extent, on the 12/03/'17 sea ice extent was up 65,617km2, and on 13/03/'17 it was down 31,573km2, in both cases second lowest extent was recorded.

In other words the reference you provided at 14/03/'17 @ 3.19 pm is complete garbage, Homewood is not a scientist.
Posted by ant, Tuesday, 14 March 2017 8:55:55 PM
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So where is the surprise. 100 percent of the no Sayers read the garbage put out by non scientific vernalisem.
Posted by doog, Tuesday, 14 March 2017 9:41:45 PM
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If the ice melt is true when might the big sea level rise be announced?
Posted by JF Aus, Tuesday, 14 March 2017 10:59:28 PM
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Posted by Armchair Critic, Tuesday, 14 March 2017 11:26:55 PM
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JF Aus wrote:

"If the ice melt is true when might the big sea level rise be announced?"

Sea ice melt in the Arctic will make no difference to sea level rise; just as ice in a drink makes no difference in level.
Properties along some coastal areas of SE US are losing value, research why JF. Insurance cover is refused by Insurance Companies for numerous properties in that area. Properties in that area are losing value. What capital works have been happening in Miami that relate to your question?
Check out why a British base in Antarctica had to be moved.
Take a look at what is happening to the Larson C ice sheet.

Currently, sea level rise is around 3mm per year, it is the undermining of grounding lines that is the issue (Greenland and Antarctica).
Posted by ant, Wednesday, 15 March 2017 6:15:06 AM
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