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To: IC720 who wrote (1151695)	7/23/2019 1:03:55 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571018

"The Poles have shifted last several years more than anytime in recorded history" So has polar ice. JAXA ARCTIC EXTENT :- 6,745,450 km2(July 22, 2019) July extent loss to date still above average overall. 679k extent loss in the last 6 days On average, more than two thirds of extent loss completed. - Extent is lowest in the satellite record (35th day this year), extent is 68 k below 2011, 297 k below 2012, 382 k below 2016. - Extent loss on this day 115 k, 26 k more than the average loss on this day of 89 k. - Extent loss from maximum 7,526 k, 481 k (6.8%) greater than the average of 7,044 k loss from maximum by this day, - On average 71.3% of the melting season done, with 53 days to average date of minimum (13 September). forum.arctic-sea-ice.net = "Also possible reasons in shifting weather pattern's"