We really could do with some dry and windy weather to dry up the surfaces a bit. No point getting snow when it’s so wet everywhere. Even though we’ve not had much rain the last few days, it’s been overcast and stagnant which hasn’t helped
Having some comms with the MO for work, they are pretty nailed on a very unsettled and wet mid/late December. Seems to be starting to show on the models
A Heat Shield for the Most Important Ice on Earth | The New Yorker
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Engineers might be able to protect Arctic ice by coating it with tiny glass bubbles. Should they?
Just reading in the refreeze thread that Antarctic ice is at its highest for 50 years at this time of year. Is this down to an extensive period of favourable weather conditions or are there other factors helping?