Arctic Ice Extent Hits A SevenYear High

As the sun rises at the North Pole, Arctic ice extent hits a seven year high.

ScreenHunter 489 Mar. 20 22.53 Arctic Ice Extent Hits A SevenYear High

ScreenHunter 491 Mar. 20 22.53 Arctic Ice Extent Hits A SevenYear High

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15 Responses to Arctic Ice Extent Hits A SevenYear High

  1. avatar AndyW says:

    Nice to see the Arctic getting so much attention now from Steve and Anthony !

    I thought it must have disappeared during the period extent/area was a lot less than the normal.

    Looking at the cryosphere graph the last time it appeared was April 2010.

    http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/IMAGES/seaice.recent.arctic.png

    Expect it to disappear from view again until 2012 …. :p

    Andy

  2. avatar Scarface says:

    “Arctic ice extent hits a seven year high”

    Fully consistent with AGW. Meanwhile in Greenland the first lambs are born.

    lol

  3. avatar Lazarus says:

    I’m sure I’ll be told that this is a stupid question by why claim a seven year high using a graph that only displays six years?

    BTW how is Arctic volume/mass holding up?

  4. avatar h hockman says:

    Hmmm…. of course: The warmer it gets, the more that it snows. Therefore, the warmer it gets, the more the ice grows. And it rhymes, so it scores a two-fer.

  5. avatar dave says:

    Stop using real world data.

    The computer models are what counts.

  6. avatar Hugh K says:

    Santa lives!!!

  7. avatar Lazarus says:

    “modelling studies based on our best understanding of ice dynamics indicated the ice cover should fully recover each winter. “They suggest that even if the ice declined a large amount in one year, it should bounce back,” says Walt Meier of the US National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado.”
    http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn21626-arctic-sea-ice-may-have-passed-crucial-tipping-point.html?DCMP=OTC-rss&nsref=online-news

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