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And if this Arctic cyclone happens: http://arctic-news.blogspot.co.nz/2012/09/arctic-cyclone-warning-for-september-7.html
Just, no words, really.
Arctic Basin SIA dips below 2 million km2
The record for the most important region on the Cryosphere Today regional sea ice graphs page was broken 2 weeks ago. But it didn't stop there. In fact, it hasn't stopped yet. It seems the plateau since 2007 was short-lived:
Seke, that would put the melt stopping when, mid-September?
Ghoti, They don't want to make absolutist statements but Claire did chide one of the others for "downplaying." It was fairly early on when it was suggested it would follow a 2007-2008 recovery. The trend is clearly not the same though.
Also their audio quality is atrocious. :P
For what it's worth I do think there will be a recovery but the arctic is clearly not the same. I'm thinking first summer ice free by 2015-2016.
Why Arctic sea ice shouldn't leave anyone cold
The sea ice is leaving us a bit more every year. It's time to start contemplating its absence, which is why I teamed up with Kevin McKinney to write an extended version of the shorter piece you might see pop up here and there. Because you know, disappearing sea ice isn't without consequences. An...
NASA is having a conference on the record breaking sea ice melt here: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-news-audio
Should be recorded there for later if you miss it.
Why Arctic sea ice shouldn't leave anyone cold
The sea ice is leaving us a bit more every year. It's time to start contemplating its absence, which is why I teamed up with Kevin McKinney to write an extended version of the shorter piece you might see pop up here and there. Because you know, disappearing sea ice isn't without consequences. An...
Found the Neven guest blog preview here (for those who are interested, I'm sure he'll be updating this blog really soon now): http://hot-topic.co.nz/why-arctic-sea-ice-shouldnt-leave-anyone-cold/#more-11698
:O
ASI 2012 update 10: (wh)at a loss
During the melting season I'm writing (bi-)weekly updates on the current situation with regards to Arctic sea ice (ASI). Central to these updates are the daily IJIS sea ice extent (SIE) and Cryosphere Today sea ice area (SIA) numbers, which I compare to data from the 2005-2011 period (NSIDC h...
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