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I've been very busy at work, it's audit season, so no spare time. But this weekend is down-time to rest. So I've just had a look...

Back in 2014 I suggested that there may be an oscillation of extent loss. According to the supposed oscillation this year should have seen ...

Last May I put forward an early warning indicator for late summer sea ice crashes. What is the state of that indicator like this year?

The data is now in, so here's a look at May and prospects for the coming summer.

The 2016 sea ice melt season in the Arctic has started, Beaufort starts early this year, but does this mean it is starting as it means to co...

In 2014 I posted about an apparent oscillation of August extent loss, I updated this with preliminary data in August 2015, but failed to r...

The maximum has never excited me in the way the minimum extent can, but there is something interesting about it.

Last week while updating my spreadsheets for the first time since September* and generally catching up I realised that there is a feature th...

I have previously posted about an apparent oscillation in the August extent loss in recent years, nearing the end of August it is a reasonab...

I've been rather busy with a new piece of kit, a PicoScope 2206A , so haven't been commenting much on sea ice elsewhere. But this po...

Rather then do a proper run down of July conditions I have decided to mostly look forward, although in doing so I cover July. In my previous...

Taking the Arctic Ocean summer season as June to the sea ice minimum, around now is the middle of the summer. In this post I look at the sta...

I now have data to 15 July for regional extent (thanks Wipneus). With two months to go to the middle of September, the period for which the ...

June data is now fully available, so here is my commentary on the current sea ice state and the month just passed. Sorry but this is a long ...

This is the prediction I will be submitting for the June Sea Ice Prediction Network 2015 predictions. I wasn't aware of the mid May cal...

Ten months ago I posted about my change of mind, from thinking that a fast crash was a very real possibility to expecting a slow transition ...

The BCE region is the region covered by the Beaufort Sea, Chukchi Sea, and the East Siberian Sea. For there to be a virtually ice free Arcti...

Just a quick post on on of the elements I've looked at while trying to improve prediction for the summer. This comes with a caution, bec...

This post is the first of two blog posts examining ice state as of April 2015. April extent is very low but this has little impact on the co...

I've recently been looking at the PIOMAS Gice data, about which I will explain briefly here and in more depth later this month. Of the a...