Category Archives: Antarctica

Antarctica’s sea ice sets all-time record for second day in row – how high can it go?

Posted on September 16, 2014 by Harold Ambler

UPDATE as of 9/21/14, 9:58 am: When I posted this the headline the other day with the words “how high can it go” I didn’t imagine that we would see the ice flirt with the 17 million square kilometer threshold, but … Continue reading →

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Antarctic sea ice hits second all-time record in a week

Posted on July 1, 2014 by Harold Ambler

Antarctic sea ice has hit its second all-time record maximum this week. The new record is 2.112 million square kilometers above normal. Until the weekend just past, the previous record had been 1.840 million square kilometers above normal, a mark … Continue reading →

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