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Why, in arctic areas, is the top layer of water frozen?

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If heat is supposed to rise, wouldn't that contribute to it being warmer at the surface?

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  1. yes it would. but if the air at the surface is a balmy minus 7 Celsius then the surface of the water would freeze..

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  2. but the air at the surface is much colder
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