Sunsettommy
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- Mar 19, 2018
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You do realize that you are a liar.
Notice that Old Rocks and Cricks completely avoid the posted article about PREDICTION failures?
Not only that they seem to miss the obvious that it is no longer dropping lower anymore. PIOMAS (the lowest quality) shows that it has been stable for around 9 years now by area and 11 years by volume.
The decline has STOPPED for years now.
I had actually expected PIJAMAS average thickness to be lower, because JAXA was relatively high at the end of June, while PIOMAS is still holding up somewhat. Remember, PIJAMAS is a crude average sea ice thickness measure, which you get by dividing PIOMAS volume with JAXA extent. So, if JAXA is relatively high, average thickness should go down.
You are truly blind and stupid since the CHART you posted here clearly shows that starting about 2009 it stopped going down anymore.