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ST. PAUL ISLAND, Alaska – This tiny island in the middle of the Bering Sea had recently completed its longest winter stretch in recorded history with above-freezing temperatures – 343 consecutive hours, or 14 days – when Aaron Lestenkof drove out to look at Sea Lion Neck.