Arctic Sea Ice – April Trends – Last 10 Years Looking Ok!

I saw the following article at the NSIDC site about the trend for April Sea Ice Extent in the Arctic.

NSIDC_Arctic_April_2013

And I wondered what it would look like if I just graphed the last 10 years. And I thought … looking ok.

Arctic Sea Ice Extent for April Since 2004

And then I though … how about the last 20 years with a loess curve? Don’t you think the NSIDC articles words are misleading?

Arctic Sea Ice Extent for April Since 1994

3 thoughts on “Arctic Sea Ice – April Trends – Last 10 Years Looking Ok!

  1. Darn, looks like my hopes are dashed.
    I really wanted the North Pole to hit zero ice (alright down to the size of Egypt) then point out to everyone that the tidal gauges still read (within a centimeter) the same maximum tides. We’ll not drown.
    Instead we’ll get chilled some more.

  2. thank you for the graphs the NSIDC has been stonewalling me on requests for graphs for the last ten years !!

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