Sentences with phrase «daily low extent»

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Since Oct. 20, the daily sea ice extent there has been the second lowest in the satellite era.

«Sea ice extent remained at record low daily levels for the month.

Daily sea ice extent values were record low throughout the month.

By month's end, daily sea ice extent values were record low.

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Yesterday marked the end of 100 days of consecutive daily records for daily lowest Arctic sea ice extent.

It's all the more risible given the fact — per JAXA — that 2018 has so far had the lowest daily extent ever for the time of year:

However, since August 26, total sea ice extent is already lower than at the same time in 2007 and is currently tracking as the second lowest daily extent on record.

As reported at Science Daily, in a new paper in Quaternary Science Reviews they report their findings: that the present extent of sea ice in the arctic is at its lowest for at least several thousand years.

Unusually warm conditions and record low daily sea ice extent levels continued through the end of the year.

As of 13 August, «Sea ice extent is currently tracking at 5.4 million square kilometers (2.1 million square miles), with daily extents running at 940,000 square kilometers (361,000 square miles) below previous daily record lows, a significant decline from past years.»

Throughout the year, a wave of new record lows were set for both daily and monthly extent.

While daily extents for December 2016 were at record lows, based on the method employed by NSIDC, the monthly average extent for December 2016 was slightly higher than that recorded for December 2010, the record low December in the satellite record.

As to the Arctic icecap, the Daily Mail conveniently fails to mention that the 60 % increase in 2013 over 2012 still leaves the icecap coverage 20 % lower than it was in 1978, when NSIDC's record - keeping on the extent of Arctic ice began.

A comparison of Arctic sea ice extent as of Sept. 12 and daily ice - extent data for four other lowest - extent years on record: 2015, 2012, 2011 and 2007.

Prelim NSIDC (daily) data indicates #Antarctic sea ice has dropped below its previously all - time lowest #seaice extent on record (satellite) pic.twitter.com / gKTrHzXumw

Measured daily air temperatures by the DMI at 80 north latitude through EVERY summer since 1958 have remained steady between 1958 and 2000, and, in fact, have declined between 2000 and 2012 — which included record low sea ice extents in 2007 and 2012.

The graph of daily sea ice extent for the Northern Hemisphere shows ice extent in the current year, the 1981 to 2010 average, and the year with record low ice extent, (currently 2012).

In early summer, the first to third week of July, employees make guesses about the minimum daily ice extent, which is a slightly lower number than the monthly mean extent targeted by SIO and NCAR.

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