Antarctic Sea Ice Extent July 25 2014 – Obliterates Daily Record By 500,000 sq km

Antarctic Sea Ice Extent is 1,131,000 sq km above the 1981-2010 mean.

That obliterates the previous daily record by 500,000 sq km. And is also the 127th daily record for the year.

7 thoughts on “Antarctic Sea Ice Extent July 25 2014 – Obliterates Daily Record By 500,000 sq km”

Dale says:

July 25, 2014 at 9:02 AM

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Ron C. says:

July 25, 2014 at 11:28 AM

Day 205–NH ice loss has almost reached 50% of March maximum.
Bear in mind that the loss by mid-September minimum usually averages 68-70%.

Those with minimal melt:

Central Arctic still has 98% ice left
East Siberian Sea is at 90%
Canadian Archipelago is holding at 81%
Beaufort Sea is holding at 76%
Chukchi Sea is holding at 65%
Kara Sea has lost ice recently and is now at 47%, below NH average.

The Central Arctic is hardly melting, and the others key to the northern shipping routes are mostly holding on to their ice.

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Herve D says:

July 26, 2014 at 12:06 AM

Yap, but this is not in model forecasts, thence does not exist…!

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