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To: ryanaka who wrote (757)	12/11/2019 10:48:15 AM
From: ryanaka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 853

Sea ice in the Bering Sea grew rapidly in mid-November but has slowed dramatically in the past 10 days. As of Monday extent in @NSIDC data is similar to recent years. The trend though is dramatic: barely a third of what was typical Dec 02 in the early '80s. Sea ice in the Bering Sea grew rapidly in mid-November but has slowed dramatically in the past 10 days. As of Monday extent in @NSIDC data is similar to recent years. The trend though is dramatic: barely a third of what was typical Dec 02 in the early '80s. #akwx @Climatologist49 pic.twitter.com/OqIiEBaKVn — Rick Thoman (@AlaskaWx) December 3, 2019 Mid-winter (Dec-Feb) Alaska regional temperature trends over the past 50 years from @NOAANCEIclimate climate division data. Yes, winters on average now are much milder than 50 years ago. Yes, the math is correct. Mid-winter (Dec-Feb) Alaska regional temperature trends over the past 50 years from @NOAANCEIclimate climate division data. Yes, winters on average now are much milder than 50 years ago. Yes, the math is correct. #akwx #Arctic #ClimateChange @Climatologist49 @IARC_Alaska @YJRosen pic.twitter.com/ArcqNXFxaV — Rick Thoman (@AlaskaWx) December 8, 2019