April 29 2014  MASIE Update (This Arctic Sea Ice dataset frm MASIE only has 28 days of data.

This is the gain/loss from day 91 to day 118. Negative = loss. Sorted with biggest loser in last 7 days at top. Northern Hemisphere is the grand total.

Notice that even though the NH shows a 404,000 melt in the last 14 days, only 16,782 melted in last 7 days.

The bottom 5 have all gained in last 7 days. Including 102,200 in the Barents Sea.

Region	Start	End	Last 28	Last 14	Last 7 Days
Northern Hemisphere	14,789,245	13,959,969	-829,276	-404,018	-16,782
Baffin Bay Gulf of St. Lawrence	1,711,230	1,454,513	-256,717	-151,655	-79,359
Bering Sea	664,041	474,076	-189,965	-160,060	-70,680
Baltic Sea	15,337	8,725	-6,612	-7,013	-653
Beaufort Sea	1,070,445	1,070,445	0	0	0
Chukchi Sea	966,006	966,006	0	0	0
East Siberian Sea	1,087,137	1,087,137	0	0	0
Laptev Sea	897,845	897,845	0	0	0
Canadian Archipelago	853,214	853,214	0	0	0
Hudson Bay	1,260,903	1,260,903	0	0	0
Yellow Sea	0	0	0	0	0
Sea of Okhotsk	829,717	376,689	-453,028	-118,565	223
Central Arctic	3,231,886	3,248,013	16,127	4,581	1,482
Greenland Sea	624,163	649,651	25,488	15,511	13,156
Kara Sea	932,891	935,023	2,132	0	16,849
Barents Sea	634,409	675,523	41,114	15,469	102,200

 

Here is the MASIE graph. The flat lines at the bottom are regions that have melted and are now  ice free. The completely flat lines elsewhere indicate no melting at all yet. The changing lines indicate melting regions.

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