Alaska glaciers are growing now.

[chewap]

Alaska glaciers are growing now.

 

See article:

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/53884.html

 

 

Here in Washington and Pacific Northwest have seen record much below temputures. So far this year, have averaged 5 degrees below normal. Ocean water temputures have dropped 3 degrees since 2001.

[jhannah]

Here in Washington and Pacific Northwest have seen record much below temputures. So far this year, have averaged 5 degrees below normal. Ocean water temputures have dropped 3 degrees since 2001.

Gee. Has anyone told Al Gore? :rolleyes:

[Krazy Kruizers]

Maybe extra calving during the next global warming???

[WalleyeLJ]

Alaska glaciers are growing now.

 

See article:

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/53884.html

 

 

Here in Washington and Pacific Northwest have seen record much below temputures. So far this year, have averaged 5 degrees below normal. Ocean water temputures have dropped 3 degrees since 2001.

 

Based on this article on AOL tonight, there are conflicting viewpoints on this topic...

 

http://news.aol.com/article/arctic-temperatures-hit-record-highs/214670

 

L.J.

[time4cruise]

it is the result of global warming, of course. :)

[COJOMAY]

Based on this article on AOL tonight, there are conflicting viewpoints on this topic...

 

http://news.aol.com/article/arctic-temperatures-hit-record-highs/214670

 

L.J.

 

If you look futher down in the AOL article, you will see they are using 2007 data even though the article was written in 2008. The glaciers have grown and there are colder temps in 2008.

[wolfie11]

There are virtually no glaciers in the Alaskan Arctic. All the glaciers mentioned in the original article are in SE or Southcentral Alaska. - That's the place where the rainforest is - lots of rain at low elevations equals lots of snow at high elevations, especially if is is cold, so the snow down low doesn't melt.