
On March 24, 2016, Arctic sea ice was at a record low wintertime maximum extent for the second straight year. At 5.607 million square miles, it was at its lowest maximum extent in the satellite record, and 431,000 square miles below the 1981–2010 average maximum extent.
Winter Forecast Update 2017
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For many years now, it appears to me, the more sophisticated your weather radars, the worst your predictions become.
30 years or longer, back when you depended on "real weather" you actually, got what was predicted.
Nowadays, I can guess better than their "forecast".
Your forecasters are only in it for the money, and no other reason.
Wrong again, guys; it's been like spring here in the northeast most of February, and the long-range forecast is for more of the same. You people are like quack doctors, collecting money for nothing.
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