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Environment & Energy

muriel_volestrangler

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1. Seems a bit early to call it

Reply to OnlinePoker (Original post)

Sun Mar 14, 2021, 02:16 PM

Mar 2021

The value given in the graph (a moving average - 3 days, I believe) was higher on the 12th (14.750m sq km) than the 11th (14.735). Perhaps the individual day figure reached a peak on the day (for some reason, Chrome is wanting to "open an app" to view the .xlsx file, which I have set to default to LibreOffice, but I don't get that choice, so I can't check), but it still must be close for the moving average to have gone up.

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Maximum Arctic ice extent was probably reached on March 11th [View all] OnlinePoker Mar 2021 OP

Seems a bit early to call it muriel_volestrangler Mar 2021 #1

On the 12th, it dropped 100,000 sq km from the 11th. OnlinePoker Mar 2021 #2