Sentences with phrase «melting season started»
Last year, the melt season started two months early thanks to high temperatures across parts of the island.
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While the 2010 melt season started with more multi-year ice (MYI) in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas than seen in recent years and an overall greater percentage of MYI arctic - wide, by the end of August nearly all of this MYI had melted out or ice concentration had fallen below 40 %.
The 2012 melt season started off hopefully, with April sea ice extent near the 1979 - 2000 average.
The slowdown of the melt season starting in mid-June may have allowed more and thinner ice to survive melt than in either 2008 or 2007.
Not exact matches
In a large pot, over medium to high heat add butter, once butter has started to melt add in carrots, cook for 1 - 2 minutes, then add in onion and celery, season vegetables with 2 teaspoons of Montreal Steak seasoning.
Of course, some will say they'll be the fresher of the two sets of players, and so they should, but Blackpool's scintillating start to the season has been based a lot on their enthusiasm and momentum, and so keeping that ball rolling is crucial in order to avoid any of that rhythm melting away into the bitterly cold atmosphere — Blackpool's nemesis at this moment in time, with their previous three scheduled fixtures at Bloomfield Road postponed due to a frosty pitch.
«Our timing was serendipitous, as it meant we were able to see changes in microbial processes over an extremely fast melting season and observe a process from start to end across all habitats on a glacier surface.
Starting next week, NASA's Operation IceBridge, an airborne survey of polar ice, will be carrying science flights over sea ice in the Arctic, to help validate satellite readings and provide insight into the impact of the summer melt season on land and sea ice.
The 2015 melt season will start with a record low maximum ice extent.
The sea ice that caps the Arctic Ocean naturally waxes and wanes with the seasons, reaching its maximum area at the end of winter, before the reemergence of the sun in spring starts off the melt season.
This peak signals the start of the melt season in spring and summer.
«The fact that we're starting the melt season with low — maybe record low — winter extent can not be good,» Jennifer Francis, a Rutgers University Arctic researcher, said in an email right before the records came in.
This week, the institute announced that Greenland's ablation season, the period when its ice sheet loses more mass from melting along its edges than it does from snowfall in its interior, started on June 6.
When it comes to the rest of 2016 and the coming summer and fall season when ice melts across the Arctic and reaches its lowest extent, he says, «we are starting out in a deep hole.»
The point is that like long Canadian Winters, sometimes the beauty and novelty of 82 hour RPGs or 82 game NHL seasons starts to wear thin, and stupid fun like Peggle can melt away gaming fatigue like seeing blossoms on trees that you forgot were alive.
A cold start of the melt season and a subsequent warm peak can explain the pattern in the figure.
So, the slow start to the season meant that the areas normally melting first — mostly those areas discussed in your last comment, the ones along the Western margin — saw negative melt - day anomalies.
From reading the ’11 report we know that the melt season was «short but intense,» and that it started slowly, with the first couple months of the melt season being cold.
Comparing the start of this year's melt season (right) to the start of last year's (left) you can see that we are definitely primed for a repeat performance.
Neither year came close to 2007, which was low from the start of the melt season.
«So we're starting the melt season in a deep hole right now,» he said.
Ablation rates in May at the start of the melt season are widely variable from site to site, but fit within specific mean ranges based on elevation.
The forecast thus is given at the start of the melt season and provides an assessment of the amount of glacier runoff that will be generated.
Ratio between observed SWE on South Cascade Glacier (USGS) at the start of the melt season and Diablo Dam and Concrete precipitation.
It was the second earliest start of the Greenland melt season on record.
Re # 3, The meltpond predictor seems useful to some extent; a slow start to the melt season implies a shorter melt season.
At the same time, as the melt season advances, the importance of solar heating, one of the main drivers of seasonal ice retreat, starts to wane due to increasing cloudiness and lower solar elevations.
The melting season hasn't started in earnest yet, but it seems the Bering Sea hasn't received the memo.
As the sun rose with the coming of spring, that meant more open ocean was exposed and ready to absorb the sun's rays, fueling an early start to the melt season.
Anomalies in ice albedo or downwelling shortwave radiation at the start of the melt season have more than a five-fold larger impact on solar heating of ice than those at the end of the melt season (Perovich et al., J. Geophys.
Below is a nice visualisation by NASA of the actual satellite observations of the Arctic melting season, which starts in March and ends in September each year.
The most recent data from ice mass balance buoys in Storfjroden, Svalbard and on iceberg - fast ice in Fram Strait show that the melt season has started.
But by the start of the 2012 melt season, only a quarter of the remaining ice was more than a year old.
The BBC story followed a series of press releases that the NSIDC started pumping out to journalists just as soon as the melt season had begun.
Biologists found plants that provide food for caribou calves in Greenland were starting their growing seasons earlier, due to a rise in temperatures linked to melting Arctic sea ice.
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For example Japanese skeptic blogger Kirye of KiryeNet tweeted here: «From the standpoint of Arctic sea ice volume, the melt season hasn't started yet.»
Hamilton, 4.3, + / -0.8, Statistical This is a naive model proposed at the start of the 2012 melt season.
And before anyone starts screaming about the ice caps melting, let's keep in mind that T ^ 4 applies by latitude as well as season.
After the mildest winter on record, a spectacular opening up of the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas made trend lines on graphs go extremely low even before the melting season had properly started.
In that sense 2015 started out even worse (for melting) than the two rebound years 2013 and 2014, where a very low melt pond fraction cover during May (and June) made it virtually impossible for those melting seasons to reach the top 5 lowest September minimums.