This
is one person’s view. I do not know what his background is.
"For
anyone else seeing this video, the author's key point is the collapse
has gotten worse, and he now sees the autumn minimum being 1st to 2nd
lowest of all time. In his previous video he thought not in the top 3
years."
Summer 2017 Sea Ice Outlook
With
the acceleration in the melt this past week, I'm gonna go out on a
limb and predict 2.5 million sq. km CT area for this melt season
daily minimum—i.e. somewhere in between 2012 and 2016. I also now
think that the Northwest Passage will open for sure (of course, the
Northeast passage will open as well; that goes without saying at this
point...)
This
is part one from 19 June
Daily
volume: 11,134 km³ (3rd lowest for the date) Δ –988/day
–4227/week,
–7839/month, +1442/year, –1463/5year (–12%)
Daily
extent: 9,330,928 km² (4th lowest for the date) Δ –79k/day
–487k/week,
–2081k/month, +175k/year, –5k/5year (–0.1%)
2017
volume maximum 22,255 km³ on May 12th (*lowest*)
2017
volume minimum¹ 11,134 km³ on June 27th
2017
extent maximum 13,878,287 km² on March 6th (*lowest*)
2017
extent minimum¹ 9,330,928 km² on June 27h
¹Preliminary
max/min
Source:
JAXA / Wipneus for June 27th 2017.
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