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Death spiral in the making! (sarc)
Hey! That;s great news. Vineyards spreadin out far and wide.
When Asian soot finally melts all the multi-year ice, that curve will bottom out. The limit is probably 10,000 km^3.
I want it this year. The hysteria from the CAGW d!ck-heads would be the funniest thing, especially when NOTHING really catastrophic follows.
Like watching a particularly ugly balloon deflate.
Where’s the nobhead Ellis these days?
Maybe I’m the only one, who does not get it, but to me the trend shows there IS something going on with the Arctic ice. I mean, having the ice extent somewhere around median is nice, but according to the chart, ice is obviously getting thinner. Why is that?
PIOMAS is a model. They have corrected several times to avoid the embarrassing
earlier-than-expected-zero-model-volume-yet-real-cold-touchable-cubic-kilometers-of-ice scenario.
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2011/06/28/piomas-arctic-sea-ice-volume-model-corrected-still-appears-suspect/
That explains it. I thought it was real (well, as real as you can get) data. Thanks a lot.