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More than a month past the 2026 minimum, and sea ice extent in the Arctic remains at or close to record low levels (Fig. 1). As of April 24, Arctic-wide extent was the lowest for the date since 1979 in the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Age...
There has been a lot of hype in some circles recently about the developing El Niño in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. Suffice it to say the “Super El Niño” trope at this stage is mostly click bait; for an authoritative assessment I refer you ...
This is a companion post to the March 2026 station-based Alaska temperature summary, here, and the Arctic-wide March climate summary, here.
March was a dynamic month in the Arctic, with extreme of temperatures and precipitation, and, overall, (near) record low sea ice extent.
The writers behind this newsletter.
Alaska and Arctic climate specialist 40 years experience as a professional in weather and climate. Currently with the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy, International Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Alaska-based climate scientist.
Climate scientist with the World Climate Service, operated by Prescient Weather. Lead author since 2014 on the Alaska-focused Deep Cold blog: http://ak-wx.blogspot.com
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