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YESTERDAY, DURING THE HEIGHT OF SUMMER, GREENLAND GAINED ENOUGH MASS TO BURY CENTRAL PARK UNDER 2,200+ FEET OF ICE AUGUST 9, 2021 CAP ALLON Look MSM, I can run decontextualized headlines, too!

Seriously though, if you want proof of mainstream media obfuscation and agenda-driving drivel, you need look no further than their reporting of the Greenland ice sheet.

For the majority of this SMB season, snow and ice have been building across the world’s largest island at a prodigious rate.

Throughout this summer melt season so far, record daily GAINS have been a regular occurrence, including that literally “off the charts” gain we reported in late-May:

These unprecedented summer GAINS have pushed the ice sheet’s surface mass balance (SMB) –a calculation to determine the ‘health’ of a glacier– above the 1981-2010 average, where it remains today:

YESTERDAY, DURING THE HEIGHT OF SUMMER, GREENLAND GAINED ENOUGH MASS TO BURY CENTRAL PARK UNDER 2,200+ FEET OF ICE AUGUST 9, 2021 CAP ALLON Look MSM, I can run decontextualized headlines, too! Seriously though, if you want proof of mainstream media obfuscation and agenda-driving drivel, you need look no further than their reporting of the Greenland ice sheet. For the majority of this SMB season, snow and ice have been building across the world’s largest island at a prodigious rate. Throughout this summer melt season so far, record daily GAINS have been a regular occurrence, including that literally “off the charts” gain we reported in late-May: These unprecedented summer GAINS have pushed the ice sheet’s surface mass balance (SMB) –a calculation to determine the ‘health’ of a glacier– above the 1981-2010 average, where it remains today:

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Brother, this is why I use Nature as my AccuWeather.

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Nature as my AccuWeather

Spot on brother. I can usually tell by how the air feels. The air feels unusually tropical before a hurricane hits for example.

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Brother, notice even the animals let you know when they disappear, that the Hurricane is coming.

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notice even the animals let you know when they disappear, that the Hurricane is coming.

Yes I have brother. It gets strangely quiet.