Arctic Sea Ice breaking news sound (mouse click the next page) and Analysis. After seeming to reach its yearly peak, sea ice extent might resume growing at this time of year. The gold line shows the median ice extent for this date over 1981-2010, an area of 6.04 million square miles (15.64 million square kilometers). Sea ice extent at the winter maximum doesn’t predict the summer minimum extent with any reliability. Although Arctic sea ice has not declined in winter as rapidly as it has in summer, winter sea ice is now well below the 1981-2010 average. Compared to the 1980s, very little sea ice survives multiple years in the Arctic now. This color-coded map shows Arctic sea ice concentration on March 5, 2020. Darkest blue indicates open water or ice concentration less than 15 percent. Adapted from NSIDC’s Charctic tool, the graph shows daily Arctic sea ice extent for every year since continuous satellite monitoring began in 1979. Each year, the extent line follows a similar path: starting high in January, rising through the time of the maximum (between early March and mid-April), falling until mid-September, and rising again through the remainder of the calendar year. In contrast to recent years, the 2020 wintertime sea ice extents were closer to the long-term average in the Barents Sea (north of Norway and western Russia) and the Bering Sea (south of the Bering Strait between Russia and Alaska).

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