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More Record Gains On Greenland

Here we go again...

Record-breaking Surface Mass Balance (SMB) gains met by a silent partisan media. Despite the ladles of doom, Greenland is continuing the trend of the past decade -- of increasing mass.

Rivaling the record-smashing surface mass balance (SMB) gains in October --which should have seen the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) employ a bigger chart, but what a PR nightmare that would have been-- the Greenland ice sheet was at it again over the weekend, posting record gains for the time of year in DMI books dating back to 1982.

On Sunday, November 26, a 10+ gigatons gain was posted by the ice sheet:

[DMI]

These totals advance the 2023-24 season’s accumulated SMB above the 1981-2010 mean (bottom panel):

[DMI]

This season looks to be the sixth out of the last eight to register an above average SMB year; a turning of fortunes that, despite MSM agenda-driving drivel, has seen the Greenland ice sheet defiantly bounce back from those 1996 to 2012 losses.

The trend has very clearly shifted:

A representation of Total Mass Balance (TMB) from 1986-2022 (to be updated with 2023’s data), assuming the MMB was that of 2021 (which was 10% more than that of 2020).

For more: How The Greenland Ice Sheet 'Really' Fared Last Season

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