Temps across the arctic now almost at the 1958-2002 mean. http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/meant80n.uk.php …
#Arctic sea ice still has not reached its annual maximum extent. Cold weather across the area is allowing for a late season expansion.
[Graphics: http://sites.uci.edu/zlabe/arctic-sea-ice-extentconcentration/ …]pic.twitter.com/ZshEXCQO0Z
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LOLOLOL! WOW! Average! Must be an ice age coming
https://www.climate.gov/news-features/featured-images/2017-arctic-report-card-extreme-fall-warmth-drove-near-record-annual …pic.twitter.com/bGVB8CLRDe
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Yep - a pretty tough week for polar ice alarmists. Antarctica is refreezing like a bitch, and the arctic keeps adding 25,000 km^2 every day clear into mid-March. Makes you want to switch to coral bleaching or something...
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Excellent - I like the inclusion of decadal mean lines, makes the decline very clear (to anyone who can read a chart, so as responses show, not everyone)
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Thank you! Haha, sadly it is so predictable...
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Is this kind of late season oscillation common?
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Not uncommon - wintertime extent is very dependent on weather conditions. Therefore, it is not surprising to see large responses coinciding with colder weather (especially when sea ice is low to begin with). This is also interesting...https://twitter.com/ZLabe/status/970687826323849216 …
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