Nobel Laureate Al Gore predicted the Arctic would be ice-free this summer. He only missed by the area of Europe and California combined.
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Yea, but not the area of Europe, California AND Texas! 😉
Still not as big as his ego.
That’s the second biggest ego I’ve ever seen.
A lot of Manhattans…..and martinis
Would you believe 2015?
Actually, I predicted by end of 2014. Still four months to go — Al.
How’s your estitmate for extent minima similar to 2006 going ?
Mine of between 2009 and 2013 still looking pretty good. :p
Andy
Just above 2013, which was also similar to 2006. It will probably finish well above 2013.
