2011 in red. 2006 in green.
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Is this modified from the Denmark site Steve? I think from memory they use 30% and not 15% and you use that because it means less prone to wind compaction / expansion, is that correct?
Andy
JAXA. I provided a link.
Doh, as penance I will take back my free 4 LCD tv screens I picked up from Argos in London today via the broken window
😀
A man not called Andy and wearing a face mask.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1099552833001/tsunami-smashes-antarctic-ice-shelf/
Found this and thought you might be interested.
Please post another of these at the minimum itself, it’ll be interesting to see if the “tracking” continues. Personally, I give it less than a week before 2011 goes below the 2006 minimum, so I’m glad you squeaked this one in under the line for the record.
And how will that change anything?
It will make it harder for you to claim it’s “tracking” 2006 when it keeps on going once it’s well below 2006. I predict a lack of these posts after about 16/08/11, though I’ll be glad to be proved wrong. Incidentally, how’s your forecast of a slow ten days coming along?
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/dmi-forecast-for-tomorrow/#comment-76800
It has been within 10% of 2006 all year.
It has been within 8% of 2007 all year.
How exactly can you say that it is tracking 2006 and not 2007?
My JAXA daily minimum prediction:
4534303 km^2
-Scott
Sunset and sunrise times for 2011 are tracking with 2006 too! I wonder if there is a connection?
The number of angels on the head of a pin have also not changed very much since 2006.
What would be a hoot is if the wind changed direction for some reason….
and scattered the ice all over the Arctic
….even the smallest bit of water throws the satellites off
so they wouldn’t know what to measure