Hey, we just saw something similar from Japan.
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On Spitzbergen it was as warm 70 years ago as it is today
By Dr. Sebastian Lüning and Prof. Fritz Vahrenholt
(German text translated by P Gosselin)
Newspapers like to write about heat and melt records in the Arctic, which supposedly had never happened before. That really sparks fear among the citizens. However an examination of the facts regularly brings amazing things to light, for example weather records from a German station on Spitzbergen during World War 2 for the period of 1944-1945.
In the journal International Journal of Climatology Rajmund Przybylak and his colleagues evaluated the data. Summary: Back then it was similarly warm as it is today. Abstract:
Air temperature conditions in northern Nordaustlandet (NE Svalbard) at the end of World War II
This article presents the results of an investigation into air temperature conditions in northern Nordaustlandet (NE Svalbard) based on meteorological observations made by German soldiers towards the end of World War II (1944/1945) and 4 months after its end. Traditional analysis using mean monthly data was supplemented by a detailed analysis based on daily data: maximum temperature, minimum temperature and diurnal temperature range. The latter kind of data made it possible to study such aspects of climate as the number of “characteristic days” (i.e., the number of days with temperatures exceeding specified thresholds), day‐to‐day temperature variability, and duration, onset and end dates of thermal seasons. The results from Nordaustlandet for the warmest period of the early 20th century warming period (ETCWP) were compared with temperature conditions both historical (the end part of the Little Ice Age) and contemporary (different sub‐periods taken from the years 1981–2017) to estimate the range of warming during the ETCWP.Analysis reveals that the expedition year 1944/1945 in Nordaustlandet was, in the majority of months, the warmest of all analysed periods, that is, both historical and contemporary periods. The study period was markedly warmer than 1981–2010 (mean annual −6.5 vs. −8.4 °C) but colder than the periods 2011–2016 (−5.7 °C) and 2014–2017 (−5.8 °C). The majority of mean monthly air temperatures in the ETCWP lies within two standard deviations of the modern 2014–2017 mean. This means that values of air temperature in the study period lie within the range of recent temperature variability. All other thermal characteristics show changes in accordance with expectations associated with general warming of the Arctic (i.e., a decrease in diurnal temperature range and number of cold days, and an increase in number of warm days). The latter days were most common in the ETCWP.”
Somewhere there is still a past that needs “adjustment” to be brought into line with models.
https://realclimatescience.com/2018/04/climate-mafia-at-work/
A climate alarmist’s job is never done.
Tony Heller has been writing about this for years.
https://realclimatescience.com/2017/09/arctic-ice-still-refuses-to-melt-as-ordered/
“that the expedition year 1944/1945 in Nordaustlandet was, in the majority of months, the warmest of all analysed periods”
That was the year Larsen sailed the St Roch, a wooden hulled boat with a top speed of some 4 knots, through the passage next to Banks Island to complete the NWP.
No-one since has been able to use that route.
The red line in this map shows just how impassable the route was last year, hottest year evah. (ignore the orange circle)
https://s19.postimg.org/xfw0t6u7n/larsenclosed.png
You forgot the word “almost” …
From the paper’s abstract:
Also to compare those old temperature data logs to modern times they seem to have made up a modern temperature record out of several locations (spatial corrections, see figure S1).
Yep, same or slightly warmer around the 1940s in the Arctic.
https://s19.postimg.org/vws4z68s3/arctic_temp.png
https://s19.postimg.org/5ffms4j1v/iceland_8.jpg
https://s19.postimg.org/jftrrchtf/Greenland_Dec_temps.png
https://s19.postimg.org/rdfnulv37/Arctic-_Surface-_Temps-_Since-1920.jpg
https://s19.postimg.org/d3hrldzj7/Arctictemps.jpg
https://s19.postimg.org/woukfcc0z/Canada_Mariime_temperatures.png
https://s19.postimg.org/iietk96cj/ilulissa.gif
No use DENYING it. (Unless of course your religion depends on DENIAL of climate facts)
Another couple.
https://s19.postimg.org/fqvjtoxk3/tanana_Alaska.jpg
Heck even the USA
https://s19.postimg.org/s6s9n3qsj/us_temp.png
If you stretch that 4th graph above, the WARMER PERIOD around the 1930s, 1940s becomes even more apparent.
https://s19.postimg.org/chlq0r1cj/Arctic_Had_Crut_4.gif
[…] Ik kan er geen touw meer aan vastknopen. Ik vermoed de enig juiste constatering, namelijk dat mw. Notenboom maar wat uit de duim zuigt. Het is wat ironisch te constateren dat in de uitzending van 18 april j.l. ook Hans Klok, de wereldvermaarde illusionist aanzat naast mw. Notenboom. De vergelijking drong zich onwillekeurig op: 2 illusionisten. Ondertussen kan ik constateren dat er niet veel reden is voor paniek. Zoals gebruikelijk is er niet veel nieuws onder de zon, want het was 70 jaar geleden op Spitsbergen net zo warm als nu. Zie hier en hier. […]
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