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Posted by feww on September 7, 2012
Northern Hemisphere Ice Cover falls below 3.6 million km² —FIRE-EARTH
As of September 5, 2011, the Arctic sea ice extent (ASIE) was 3,686,199.43 km² according to NSIDC.
- Daily average ice melt for September currently stands at more than 87,000 km², NSIDC data shows.
Arctic sea ice extent fell below 3.6 million square kilometers (1.39 million square miles) on September 6, 2012, FIRE-EARTH estimates.
FEWW model shows the Arctic sea ice extent could fall to about 3 million km² (1.15 million square miles) during the 2012 melt season with a probability of 0.5 [P = 54%]
Multi sensor Analyzed Sea Ice Extent – Northern Hemisphere (MASIE -NH), September 5, 2012. Source: The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC)
Related Links
- Arctic Sea Ice Extent Could Fall to 3M Km² Posted September 3, 2012
- Arctic Sea Ice Extent Down to 3.87M km² and Melting Posted August 31, 2012
- Arctic Sea Ice Extent Breaks Record Low and Melting Posted August 28, 2012
- Arctic Sea Ice Extent Rapidly Decreasing Posted August 21, 2012
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