A New Forecast Model Predicts Arctic Sea Ice Extent

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A New Forecast Model Predicts Arctic Sea Ice Extent
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2017-03-02 - images.nasa.gov

Summary

Arctic sea ice extent ebbs and flows with the seasons. During the summer months, the ice melts and the edge recedes northward, usually reaching its annual minimum sometime in September. The ice extent is shaped by a variety of factors, including warmer temperatures, storms, and changes in the ocean,

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  • Source collection: NASA
  • License: Public Domain (US Government)
  • Category: Space

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