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The big jump is due to Arctic extent changes and a flattening of Antarctic melt trend line. Since it’s so close to the Superbowl betting phenomenon, I’m going to make my predictions here:
1. Antarctic extent will reach T-min on day 54 and end above 2014’s extent but below 2013’s.
2. Arctic T-max extent will be reached on day 75 and end near but below 2009’s level.
3. Global extent will reach T-min on day 55 and will end above the long-term average but below 2013’s minimum extent.
Anyone else care to venture their forecasts? I’m poor so I can’t put any money up, but hey, Vegas bookies probably have odds already set up for this sort of thing.
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The big jump is due to Arctic extent changes and a flattening of Antarctic melt trend line. Since it’s so close to the Superbowl betting phenomenon, I’m going to make my predictions here:
1. Antarctic extent will reach T-min on day 54 and end above 2014’s extent but below 2013’s.
2. Arctic T-max extent will be reached on day 75 and end near but below 2009’s level.
3. Global extent will reach T-min on day 55 and will end above the long-term average but below 2013’s minimum extent.
Anyone else care to venture their forecasts? I’m poor so I can’t put any money up, but hey, Vegas bookies probably have odds already set up for this sort of thing.