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![This painting by James Gale Tyler depicts the crew of the USS Jeanette abandoning ship in 1881 after more than a year trapped in Arctic ice. Barometric pressure observations from the ship's log comprise some of the data used to reconstruct global weather in the updated 20th Century Reanalysis dataset released by NOAA on Oct 9, 2019. [This public domain image can be found on Wikipedia at https://bit.ly/30WwNcV]](https://www.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/crop_344x344_2x/public/thumbnails/image/Abandoning_the_Arctic_Exploration_Ship_Jeanette%2C_by_James_Gale_Tyler.jpg?itok=oeMkWjGl "This painting by James Gale Tyler depicts the crew of the USS Jeanette abandoning ship in 1881 after more than a year trapped in Arctic ice. Barometric pressure observations from the ship's log comprise some of the data used to reconstruct global weather in the updated 20th Century Reanalysis dataset released by NOAA on Oct 9, 2019. [This public domain image can be found on Wikipedia at https://bit.ly/30WwNcV] (Painting by James Gale Tyler/Public domain image via Wikipedia)")
