AMSR2 remote sensing instrument is showing a significant increase of sea ice area in the CAB.
I am expecting NSIDC sea ice area to follow suit in the next several days (especially the Central Arctic).
No it hasn't. Clouds and fog have increased blocking the sensor.
Which is why NSIDC area in the cab isn't as effected uses different bandwidth.
I can't believe this had to be explained for the billionth time.
We have huge holes of of open water opening up within the ice pack and you know Bremen is highly obscured by clouds.
So you are intentionally sabatoging the discussion.
Don't bother replying for me. I'm putting you on ignore.
For what it's worth. I'm sure there is many posters who think I'm just being bias. Believe me I am rooting for a record low because it's interesting and inevitable.
But also extent and area are currently dead last.
But I call it as it is and this forum has worked so hard to shed our bias towards the end of the ice cap.
And we have a great community who has worked hard to inform ourselves about things like Bremen being obscured by weather.
This weather dude knows that and pisses all over that to press his agenda.
That's just lame.