Tuesday, September 25, 2007

The world got used to the idea of losing Antarctica ice. That was a mistake. The peninsula is melting again. Click for 24 hour loop, 12 A & 6 absent


The collapse of Larsen B Ice Shelf (click here).
This is an entire ice structure which is tens of thousands of years old if not hundreds of thousands of years old. If the climate of Earth were to return to benevolence today, the people alive now would never witness it's return. That isn't something to respect? Reflect about to realize the level of planetary demise humans have caused? What will be enough? And when? When it's far, far too late?



The melt of the ice shelf to Antarctica has never abated for over two decades (click here for link). That never impressed anyone ENOUGH? It impressed Al Gore a long time ago. There is a very lopsided way of looking at economics in the USA. There is no room for 'the truth' or 'decency.' Because of the lack of intelligence in the economic sector of the USA there needs to be drastically different focus and management with the next administration. This is simply an outrage.


September 25, 2007
9:00 PM
Antarctica

The warmest reporting station is :


Base Orcadas, Antarctica

Elevation :: 20 ft / 6 m

Temperature :: 35 °F / 2 °C

Conditions :: Light Snow

Humidity :: 83%

Dew Point :: 32 °F / 0 °C

Wind :: 29 mph / 46 km/h from the NW

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: 28.74 in / 973 hPa (Rising)

Visibility :: 1.0 miles / 2.0 kilometers

UV :: 0 out of 16

Clouds:
Mostly Cloudy 492 ft / 150 m
Scattered Clouds 1476 ft / 450 m
(Above Ground Level)

Aviation
Flight Rule :: LIFR ()

Wind Speed :: 29 mph / 46 km/h /

Wind Dir :: 320° (NW)

Ceiling :: 500 ft / 150 m



The coldest reporting stations are:


Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, Antarctica

Elevation :: 9285 ft / 2830 m

Temperature :: -84 °F / -64 °C

Conditions :: Snow

Wind :: 9 mph / 15 km/h from the ENE

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: in / hPa (Rising)

Visibility :: 4.0 miles / 6.0 kilometers

Clouds:
Few 3543 ft / 1080 m
Scattered Clouds 8858 ft / 2700 m
(Above Ground Level)

Aviation:

Flight Rule :: MVFR ()

Wind Speed :: 9 mph / 15 km/h /

Wind Dir :: 60° (ENE)

Ceiling :: 100000 ft / 100000 m


Vostok, Antarctica

Elevation :: 11220 ft / 3420 m

Temperature :: -82 °F / -63 °C

Humidity :: 42%

Dew Point :: -88 °F / -66 °C

Wind :: 5 mph / 7 km/h from the WNW

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: in / hPa (Falling)

Visibility :: 12.0 miles / 20.0 kilometers

Aviation
Flight Rule :: VFR ()

Wind Speed :: 5 mph / 7 km/h /

Wind Dir: :: 290° (WNW)

Ceiling :: 100000 ft / 100000 m