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Greenland Enters 2017 Adding Extraordinary Amounts Of Ice And Snow

A small fishing boat heads out into the sea ice near the town of Uummannaq in western Greenland March 18, 2010. REUTERS/Svebor Kranjc (GREENLAND – Tags: ENVIRONMENT) – RTR2BS7F

Greenland’s ice sheet kicked off 2017 gaining about eight gigatons of snow and ice, which is well above what’s usually added to the ice sheet Jan. 1 for the last 24 years, according to Danish meteorologists.

 

In fact, Greenland’s ice sheet has been gaining ice and snow at a rate not seen in years based on Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) data. DMI reports the Greenland ice sheet’s “mass surface budget” has been growing significantly since October.

 

Greenland’s “surface mass budget” for winter 2016-2017 is already more than two standard deviations higher than the northern ice sheet’s mean snow and ice accumulation over the last 24 years. DMI data shows the ice sheet added 8 gigatons of ice and snow Jan. 1, well above the standard deviation for that day.

Screenshot from the Danish Meteorological Institute’s website

Greenland’s booming snow and ice gains come after the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) found the northern ice sheet had an “above average” melt season.

 

NSIDC found “near-average to below-average coastal snowfall levels that exposed bare ice earlier in the melting season, combined with warm and sunny conditions at lower elevations, led to high overall ice loss from runoff.”

 

Greenland “had a high early-season melt area, the pace slowed in mid-July relative to the warmest years,” NSIDC reported. Early 2016 saw an incredibly strong El Nino warming event.

 

Greenland’s extraordinary ice sheet gains also come as Arctic sea ice levels stand more than two standard deviations below normal. Arctic sea ice coverage shrank in November, setting a record low, due to “unusually high air temperatures, winds from the south, and a warm ocean.”

 

DMI notes Greenland’s ice sheet “snows more than it melts,” but adds that “calving of icebergs also adds to the total mass budget of the ice sheet.”

 

“Satellite observations over the last decade show that the ice sheet is not in balance,” according to DMI. “The calving loss is greater than the gain from surface mass balance, and Greenland is losing mass at about 200 Gt/yr.”

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A Coast Guard news release says the fire was reported around 2:30 a.m. Thursday on an oil platform about 80 miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana.

 

The Coast Guard says four people aboard the platform evacuated and were rescued by a supply vessel. No injuries have been reported.

 

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MAGNITUDE 5.0 RYUKYU ISLANDS, JAPAN

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Depth: 10 km

Distances: 721 km E of Taipei, Taiwan, Province of China / pop: 7,872,000 / local time: 18:42:43.5 2017-01-05
97 km E of Naha-shi, Japan / pop: 301,000 / local time: 19:42:43.5 2017-01-05
84 km SE of Haebaru, Japan / pop: 34,300 / local time: 19:42:43.5 2017-01-05

MAGNITUDE 5.2 COOK STRAIT, NEW ZEALAND

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Depth: 15 km

Distances: 84 km SW of Wellington, New Zealand / pop: 382,000 / local time: 00:17:34.4 2017-01-06
50 km SE of Blenheim, New Zealand / pop: 26,600 / local time: 00:17:34.4 2017-01-06

MAGNITUDE 3.5 ROMANIA

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Depth: 140 km

Distances: 137 km N of Bucharest, Romania / pop: 1,878,000 / local time: 06:23:56.0 2017-01-05
52 km W of Focşani, Romania / pop: 106,000 / local time: 06:23:56.0 2017-01-05
16 km W of Jitia, Romania / pop: 1,800 / local time: 06:23:56.0 2017-01-05

MAGNITUDE 3.8 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC REGION

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Depth: 120 km

Distances: 114 km E of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic / pop: 2,202,000 / local time: 23:51:26.0 2017-01-04
34 km SW of Salvaleón de Higüey, Dominican Republic / pop: 124,000 / local time: 23:51:26.0 2017-01-04
8 km SE of La Romana, Dominican Republic / pop: 209,000 / local time: 23:51:26.0 2017-01-04