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Reggie … oh Reggie … where are you??
So what you’re saying is it’s technically open. There just happens to be something in the way. Much like I’m a millionaire, but I just happen to be lacking all that money at the moment. I think we’ve unlocked the thinking of “warmists”. lol
On an overcast day, its sunny….above the clouds!
Its ice free, below the ice!
What…there’s free ice at Safeway?
Maybe by now, Reggie has invented a nuclear powered blowtorch. Using the same power source that fuels the sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arktika-class_icebreaker
The Russians already invented one. The Yamal could easily sail through the Northwest Passage right now, but that has nothing to do with Global Warming.
I would be nice if your graph showed where the Northwest Passage is supposed to be. I am not an expert and I think that a lot of other people who check out your site do not know where the Northwest Passage is.
http://www.athropolis.com/map9.htm
I can see the North West passage from my house.
Are we for it or ag’in’ it?
Personally, I don’t like all that ice, and would like to see the passage open 6 months of the year.
Reggie should give up on the blow torch and start looking for some kind of Arctiic Ex-lax.
And what does Jim Hunt say?
Probably come up with data and/or pics from somewhere else, and mumble something about Canadians?
It appears to have opened up barely – they need the winds to hold the ice off shore as they race south to the safety of King William Island.
http://northwestpassage2014.blogspot.com/2014/08/appearances-from-afar-says-there-are.html