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The IARC-JAXA ice extent figures are rapidly approaching those of 2006, in both the v1 and v2 datasets.
Hi QV
Yup closing in on 2006 also v2 went higher than 2005 today and v1 has been higher than 2005 for the last week. So at present 2013 is higher than 7 out of the last 8 years, interesting!
From the graph it looks like we clearly have more ice than 2006, more ice than all the last 8 years. Is the graph not the final word, or what?
“From the graph it looks like we clearly have more ice than 2006..”
Yup, it sure does, I missed that it was 30% concentration Ice Extent . Data I was referring to was 15% concentration. Obviously my concentration was even lower:-)
Look at that sucker climb.
Quote from UNIPCC: “it’s not working!!!!”
Latest Reaction from Alarmists to record ice extent
http://youtu.be/ZR6wok7g7do
Does anybody have a link for earlier years, 2004, 2003, etc. How far back do we go to find a year with more ice than current levels?