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Thor_MN

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4. Not to mention annual change in solar heating

Reply to GaYellowDawg (Reply #2)

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 08:36 PM

Jul 2013

Here in Minnesota, there is more than 6 hours of change in daylight between summer and winter. Absolutely no chance weather could "stall out" and remain the same through that amount change.

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Deep oceans warming at an alarming rate [View all] n2doc Jul 2013 OP

Yes, as ice melts there is less reflectivity of the sun's rays from the ice. truedelphi Jul 2013 #1

That can't be right. GaYellowDawg Jul 2013 #2

Not to mention annual change in solar heating Thor_MN Jul 2013 #4

This would be heat migration to below the pycnocline. Igel Jul 2013 #3