From DMI –
http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/icecover.uk.php
30% ice extent is now just below 2006.
Blink comparator showing ice growth over the past week. More than 5,000 Manhattans of new ice have formed – one new Manhattan of ice every two minutes.
http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/CT/animate.arctic.color.0.html
That is even faster than environmentalists wish to destroy it.
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Is this rapid change another example of wind dispersing the ice? The apparent density seems to have decreased from the earlier date in your blink comparator.
Presumably the same effect which compacted the ice to give the unusually higher density and significantly lower extent that (temporarily) obscured the arctic ice recovery this year.
No, the concentration has also gone up to 100%. That is the opposite of dispersal.
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