Canadian Contretemps | Watts Up With That?

PS — The climate models say that the maximum effect of the putative warming will be seen in the extra-tropical winter nights. Is this a problem? I mean, I don’t hear a lot of Canadians saying “Dang, it’s getting way too warm after midnight in February” …

PPS — my favorite argument is that the problem is not the absolute temperature change, it is the speed of the temperature change that is claimed will cause the problems. Yeah, at the much-hyped theoretical future rate of 0.03 degrees of warming per year, watch out when you step on board. If you’re not ready for it, the G forces from suddenly taking on that magnitude of high-speed warming can cause whiplash …

Getting Weirder At NSIDC | Real Science

Pixel counting their 2011/2010 maps shows closer to 40% increase. 23,000 pixels (2011) vs 16,600 pixels (2010.)

20% Gain In Autumn MYI Over Last Year | Real Science

According to NSIDC, summer 2011 started out with about 25% more MYI than Summer 2010.