If you go check out the NASA image from today, check out the hole that developed above Svalbard - just gets blown open hah, general movement of ice around FJL (Atlantic side ice has pulled back from the coasts due to arctic wind direction), the Kara ice cracking off the coast of Severnaya down basically its entire coast the last couple days, and it looks like some of those Kara winds caught a piece of the Kara ice and just dispersed it (right next to the island in the main "body" of the kara ice). I'd make some gifs or videos but I am without a mouse currently on a half broken laptop, seems like my computers are going through their own "melting season". Ha ha.
This is about the time of year where Bremen doesn't really catch everything because it seems to be sensitive to cloud cover. Gon' have to look at the NASA a good bit.
Will be interesting to see what this Atlantic-side wind and some heat movement will do on the ice on that side. The actual ice between FJL and Svalbard looking pretty flimsy. The Severnaya coast was kinda surprising, and Kara will get some more winds up that weak spot, sitting in some more warmth in general.
Nothing too groundbreaking, but some fun observations.