It's hooking a bit, but remains low. This is the best chart I can find for what used to be called 'sea level' but now must be qualified by 'absolute'. What used to be 'local sea level' is now called 'sea level'.
On this chart you can see all the great heat events of recent history. You can see that all the hubbub of the media pales in comparison to historic events. That's why I think the satellite charts have drifted.
My wife is the game nut, and I can't pry the phone out of her cold, dead hands to check it out (she's not dead). We have used it as the hotspot at the cottage, and it works great, pulling in the weak LTE. The camera is still too complicated for her, and again, that little problem with access.
I did jump into the water once. Geez, that was cold. Most likely, this is our pattern going into winter. That means early cold and snow. Canada will be 'ghosted' by the media because we don't behave.
No comment on the tropics chart. Doesn't mean anything in this world.
