Sea Ice Extent – Day 106 – 6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.5 million above ‘Normal’

6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day.  Above one standard deviation.

Antarctic 1.5 million above the 1981-2010 mean. 

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Sea Ice Extent – Day 105 – 6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.5 million above ‘Normal’

6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day.  Above one standard deviation.

Antarctic 1.5 million above the 1981-2010 mean. 

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Sea Ice Extent – Day 104 – 6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.4 million above ‘Normal’

6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day.  Above one standard deviation.

Antarctic 1.4 million above the 1981-2010 mean. 

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Sea Ice Extent – Day 103 – 7th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.4 million above ‘Normal’

7th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day.  Above one standard deviation.

Antarctic 1.4 million above the 1981-2010 mean. 

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Sea Ice Extent – Day 102 – 6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.4 million above ‘Normal’

6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day.  Above one standard deviation.

Antarctic 1.4 million above the 1981-2010 mean. 

 

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Sea Ice Extent – Day 101 – 6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.4 million above ‘Normal’

6th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day. 

Antarctic 1.4 million above the 1981-2010 mean. That is 22%!

Arctic has been rising for last 4 days and is higher than 2006 and 2007.

 

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Sea Ice Extent – Day 100 – 7th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Antarctic 1.4 million above ‘Normal’

7th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day. 

Antarctic 1.4 million above the 1981-2010 mean. That is 23%!

Arctic higher than 2006 and 2007.

 

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Sea Ice Extent – A Little Contest

I keep getting spammed by someone claiming to be David Appell (a notorious warmist) saying I should quit publicizing above normal global sea ice and way above normal antarctic sea ice and switch to publicizing arctic sea ice.

So I go to this guys blog and find no mention of global sea ice or antarctic sea ice.

And I check his twitter feed. No mention of antarctic or global sea ice.

And then I try google and look for this term in the NEWS for last week: “antarctic sea ice extent” above normal

And what I get is: No results found for “antarctic sea ice extent” above normal.

If I extend the search back one month I get a Daily Caller post mocking warmists for claiming only Antarctic will be livable in the future..

So my little contest will be:  Find multiple examples of major warmist blogs that have a full post about antarctic sea ice or global sea ice in the last week. Half points for posts in the last month.

Add them to the comments.

And If they are valid I will highlight arctic sea ice extent for one day.

 

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