Antarctic Sea Ice Extent Sep 19 2014 – 1,535,000 sq km above the 1981-2010 mean. Data for Day 261. Data here.
Another 58,000 sq km. 7th All-Time Record in 7 Days.
610,000 sq km higher than the previous daily record.
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Reblogged this on The Next Grand Minimum and commented:
Another sign we are on the cusp of the next grand minimum?
So how does the extent increase so fast in just a few short days? Also how does it do rapid drops in SH winter, like around day 200? Shouldn’t it steadily increase all winter – I would think even a slight warming spell would make the temps go from very extremely fridgid to merely extremely fridgid and shouldn’t cause the ice to melt.