The caa-greenland mega crack

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A brief peek through the clouds of the eddies north of Ellesmere Island.

That's a lot of eddies. The development awi amsr2 view, aug6-15

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update using amsr2 awi(dev), jul17-23
cross posting worldview image, jul23, from the melting thread for reference. (light contrast enhancement)

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shhh

[bbr2315]

The year the crack became.... a partially open sea?

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amsr2-uhh, jul21-sep6

[Freegrass]

Look at the speed of that floe that flies from the most northern tip of Greenland towards the Fram. Is that the speed of the current? Or was that aided by wind?

[be cause]

.. or was there a nuclear sub using it for cover ?

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cyclone powered on sep2-4.  https://go.nasa.gov/3m2tht1 aug1-sep7

[Glen Koehler]

https://forum.arctic-sea-ice.net/index.php/topic,119.msg285372.html#msg285372

Monthly update from the Polar Science Center:

August 2020 Monthly Update
<snip>
 Ice thickness anomalies for August 2020 relative to 2011-2018 (Fig 6) continue the pattern that has emerged over the winter, spring and shows relatively thin ice along the Russian Coast and thicker than normal in the Eastern Beaufort and the along the Canadian Archipelago.

    How does PIOMAS see thicker than normal ice on the north coast of Ellesmere when the AMSR2 shows a lack of land fast ice at same location for August 2020?  One of them has to be wrong.

https://forum.arctic-sea-ice.net/index.php/topic,2839.msg285417.html#msg285417

amsr2-uhh, jul21-sep6

[oren]

PIOMAS suffers from low resolution and does not "see" the crack. I bet it is the one that is wrong.

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There at least 6 different amsr2 products. There may be more.

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The caa-greenland mega fracture https://go.nasa.gov/2FoXSQY

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as the sunlight fades, https://go.nasa.gov/2FKBrpB

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amsr2-awi-v103, caa, sep4-22 (PM)
click for clarity and motion

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CAA north coastal ice still restless. click for movement and full res.
https://go.nasa.gov/3lW02qZ