2nd Highest Antarctic Sea Ice For This Day – 1 million above the 1981-2010 mean. – Above 2 standard deviation.
15th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Above the 1981-2010 mean.
Arctic no longer a record low for the day. So far 45 days in 2015 have been record lows. 2006 has 79 record lows. 2012 has 127.
2nd Highest Antarctic Sea Ice For This Day – 1 million above the 1981-2010 mean. – Above 1 standard deviation.
15th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Above the 1981-2010 mean.
Arctic no longer a record low for the day. So far 45 days in 2015 have been record lows. 2006 has 79 record lows. 2012 has 127.
2nd Highest Antarctic Sea Ice For This Day – 1 million above the 1981-2010 mean. – Above 2 standard deviation.
14th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Above the 1981-2010 mean.
Arctic no longer a record low for the day. So far 45 days in 2015 have been record lows. 2006 has 79 record lows. 2012 has 127.
3rd Highest Antarctic Sea Ice For This Day – 1 million above the 1981-2010 mean. – Above 2 standard deviation.
14th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Above the 1981-2010 mean.
Arctic no longer a record low for the day. So far 45 days in 2015 have been record lows. 2006 has 79 record lows. 2012 has 127.
3rd Highest Antarctic Sea Ice For This Day – 1 million above the 1981-2010 mean. – Above 2 standard deviation.
14th Highest Global Sea Ice For This Day – Above the 1981-2010 mean.
Arctic no longer a record low for the day. So far 45 days in 2015 have been record lows. 2006 has 79 record lows. 2012 has 127.
Once up a time (June of 1978 to be precise) if you downloaded Environment Canada’s monthly summaries, you would have found 313 stations with “Bright Sunshine” hours.
Even two years ago, these stations were reporting sunshine data:
TORONTO LESTER B. PEARSON INT’L A
CARTWRIGHT
GOOSE A
VICTORIA INT’L A
COMOX A
VANCOUVER INT’L A
WIARTON A
As of today, only WIARTON A reports sunshine data and for May 2015 25 out of 31 days had no valid measurements.
sunshine hours 