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Arctic sea ice in 2013
A very simple straw poll today – will the Arctic sea ice extent in September 2013 be more or less than September 2012? Hoping for views and expectations from public and scientists alike. UPDATE: (06/09/12) Around 80% of the ~100 … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, predictability, variability
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Learning about past climate from ships logs
Understanding the climate of the past is extremely valuable to help put modern weather observations into a long-term context. Although we have considerable records of past weather, especially over land, more data is always welcome. Given the British obsession with … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, history, sea-ice, variability, weather
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Arctic predictability
After attending a recent workshop on Arctic predictability, I thought a brief discussion on sea-ice variability and potential predictability might be of interest.
Posted in Arctic, GCMs, predictability, sea-ice, SSTs, variability
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