At the peak of the Arctic melt season, ice extent loss has essentially stopped. Green shows areas of increased ice since Sunday, and red shows the opposite.
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How can you actually tell from that map what the ice losss / gain is visually? Better to check the calculated data from here
http://www.ijis.iarc.uaf.edu/seaice/extent/plot_v2.csv
Shows ice loss, provisional for today, for last 2 days as
-50552
-78800
Which is neither large nor small. But it does show there is some loss.
Andy
Why bother; you can see the red areas in the picture.