>>97619220Not really. Let's say that this is the 1950s North Pole. The sun hasn't risen for since before the Solstice, and there's very little (if any) open water (barring the holes seals maintain. The albedo of the ice and snow, combined with the sheer mass of it all means that very little would melt in even a 24 day, let alone the few hours (at most) of sun the North Pole would receive on the 24th. Just the same, areas far south would see the snow of a single day's worth of storming gone in a couple of days, if that.
