Real Life Antarctica Sea Ice Not Cooperating With Global Warming Hoax In yet ANOTHER case of the experts were oh, so wrong, it seems that the research stations in Antarctica are in danger of being stranded due to the presence of too much sea ice. From The Guardian: Sea ice around Antarctica is currently at record levels for May, part of a trend of increasing ice around the frozen continent making it harder to resupply and refuel research stations. Rod Wooding, from the Australian Antarctic Division, said last year ships couldnt get anywhere near the Australian research site, Mawson station, requiring a years worth of supplies and fuel to be flown in by helicopter. [That] is inadequate for the long-term sustainability of the station, Wooding said. Other national programs have had similar problems, the French in particular, the Japanese also. Whoops. It seems that the forecasters didnt see this coming, because according to all the climate models all that sea ice was supposed to be gone by now, or at the very least, thinning as a number of scientific papers posited in the last year. The current theory on why there is so much sea ice in Antarctica when CLEARLY there shouldnt be per Global Warming, is that there was a change in wind patterns or something. Wouldnt be that its been colder on this planet of late, would it? Well, according to the experts theres an explanation for that, too. Tony Worby, the chief executive of the Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre said,Those changes of wind are driven by the depletion of ozone in the stratosphere and the increasing greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. The El Nino phenomenon, too, drives changes in pressure which drives changes in wind which drives changes in sea ice, he said. Oh, thats right, its an El Nio year. (Wrote about that yesterday. Is 2015 FINALLY an El Nio Year? The answer is yes.) As Matt Vespa over at Townhall put it, you mean this is a natural phenomenon???? Gee, imagine that. Theres a record amount of sea ice in an El Nio year just like the other El Nio years. More greenhouse gases have been blamed on human activity, but so far, no scientist, researcher or climate change expert has been able to pin El Nio or his sister La Nia on people. There are a number of scientists gathered in Hobart in Tasmania this week to discuss better sea ice predicting because at this point, the only way to get to the research stations is via helicopter and that is just too expensive for maintaining the global warming research facilities in Antarctica long term. Plus, the Antarctic researchers want to avoid the debacle of theAkademik Shokalskiy, the research vessel caught in a sudden freeze in December 2013. Given that the other end of the earth the Arctic circle also is seeing record ice in a less than active period of hurricanes and tornadoes, maybe the lack of cooperation from Mother Nature and the sea ice in Antarctica is trying to tell the climate change movement something that would impact us more than anything else they could do: give it up. 