Wednesday, December 12, 2007


December 12, 2007
0900 pm utc
Antarctica Temperature Satellite

(24 hour loop with images from 12 AM and 3 AM missing, click here). All exhibit far higher temperatures than ever noted before. East Antarctica is warmer than ever before and the only place still able to achieve tempertures of negative thirty, but, only for 6 hours.


December 13, 2007
0104 gmt
South Pole Satellite


There is an aggressive warming trend over Antarctica. The frigid air mass is gone. What remains is the inertia of the ice and the location of the continent. The 'heat' balance of Antarctica has been 'moved' from it's long standing stability. Heat transfers from the equator are chronic and in my opinion dangerous to Earth.


The warmest reporting stations are ::

McMurdo, Antarctica

4:00 PM NZDT

Elevation :: 112 ft / 34 m

Temperature :: 36 °F / 2 °C

Conditions :: Clear

Humidity :: 29%

Dew Point :: 16 °F / -9 °C

Wind :: Calm

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: 28.76 in / 974 hPa (Falling)

Visibility :: 7.0 miles / 11.0 kilometers

Clouds:
Few 17717 ft / 5400 m
(Above Ground Level)



University Wi Id 8984 Possession Island, Antarctica

1:00 AM GMT

Elevation :: 98 ft / 30 m

Temperature :: 39 °F / 4 °C

Wind :: 4 mph / 6 km/h from the North

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: 28.57 in / 967 hPa (Falling)



The coldest reporting stations are ::


University Wi Id 8904, Antarctica

2:50 AM GMT

Elevation :: 10761 ft / 3280 m

Temperature :: -16 °F / -27 °C

Wind :: 16 mph / 26 km/h from the SSW

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: in / hPa (Falling)

Aviation
Flight Rule :: NA
Wind Speed :: 16 mph / 26 km/h /
Wind Dir :: 200° (SSW)
Ceiling :: -



Vostok, Antarctica

6:00 AM VOST

Elevation :: 11220 ft / 3420 m

Temperature :: -24 °F / -31 °C

Humidity :: 48%

Dew Point :: -32 °F / -36 °C

Wind :: 17 mph / 28 km/h from the SW

Wind Gust :: -

Pressure :: in / hPa (Falling)

Visibility :: 12.0 miles / 20.0 kilometers

Aviation
Flight Rule :: VFR ()
Wind Speed :: 17 mph / 28 km/h /
Wind Dir :: 220° (SW)
Ceiling :: 100000 ft / 100000 m