Climate Scientists Predict Exact Day When the Arctic Will Go Ice-Free and It’s Sooner Than We Think

Green Matters ^ | Jan 31, 2025 | Green Matters Staff

[MayflowerMadam]

Can we still have the semiquincentennial party? Because I really want to be here for that.

[Elsie]

...and It’s Sooner Than We Think until it's not.

[sergeantdave]

The Magic 8 Ball from Amazon has arrived. Place your bets, green weenie cultists.

[JessieHelmsJr]

total BS!!!! they cant tell one day from the next . Florida just had a hell of a snowstorm

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

Another disservice to science. Satan is winning. Trust nothing and no one. Not the govt, yoyr Church leaders, not doctors, not scientists, not teachers, never the media.

Putin? Compared to Biden?

[laplata]

Good information. Thanks.

[californian by choice]

Have you heard news of coastal cities that are alarmed by higher sea levels?

[SunTzuWu]

Not scientists, activists.

[left that other site]

Yeah....it all came down to Massachusetts. I never saw so much ice.

[frank ballenger]

Ha. And to this day all of us have weather forecasts from a week ago or even 2-3 days ago that are laughably wrong.

Bu woke types reverently, seriously base climate change policy on their expertise.

[lurk]

They roll these lies out every 18 months to appeal to the new bus of gullibles.

[miniTAX]

“I hate to break this to these folks, but we are in an interglacial warming period.... The temperatures are going to warm, and ice is going to melt, no matter what we do’

Interglacials last about 10,000 years. Our current interglacial had begun more than 10,000 years ago. So we are heading toward colder temperatures, not hotter.

[Lurker]

It’s the end of the world as we know it.

And I feel fine.

L

[HamiltonJay]

Not sure where you got your data from, but it’s incorrect.

The last four interglacials lasted over ~20,000 years with the warmest portion being a relatively stable period of 10,000 to 15,000 years duration.

It will eventually cool again, but it’s likely going to continue to warm for a good while yet before that happens again.

[Elsie]

So we are heading toward colder temperatures, not hotter.

DANG!

Our PORT cities will be miles inland!

[miniTAX]

"The last four interglacials lasted over ~20,000 years with the warmest portion being a relatively stable period of 10,000 to 15,000 years duration"

there is no temperature proxies that support your claim of "~20,000 year interglacials".
Just look at any temperature proxy, eg Vostok icecores or foramiferes (two last graphs below) and you'll see that interglacials are quite short, at most 10,000 years, but certainly not stable over 10,000 years. So since our current interglacial has started 11,000 years ago and has peaked, the climate is heading towards COLDER temperatures, not warmer.