After a stronger freeze season, melting is again underway for Arctic sea ice
While still below the 1980-2010 average, sea ice was more extensive than it has been for the last several winters.
March 25, 2020
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The 2020 melt season is underway in the Arctic after a winter during which some persistently cold weather that allowed the maximum extent to rebound from recent winter maximums that reached or near record lows.
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