Alaska Climate Research Center
July 1, 2021: Over the past week the sea ice has now decreased from last week by a greater rate of 8.11%, from the level on 06/24/2021 of 10.191 M km2 to 9.365 M km2 for this week. The rate of loss at this time is looking very much like that from 2020.
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June 24, 2021: Over the past week the sea ice has now decreased from last week by a bit lower rate of 3.96%, from the level on 06/17/2021 of 10.611 M km2 to 10.191 M km2 for this week.
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June 17, 2021: Over the past week the sea ice has now decreased from last week by a bit higher rate of 4.95%, from the level on 06/10/2021 of 11.164 M km2 to 10.611 M km2 for this week.
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June 10, 2021: Over the past week, the sea ice has decreased from last week by a slightly lower rate of 4.01% from the level on 06/03/2021 of 11.603 M km2 to 11.164 M km2 for this week.
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June 3, 2021: Over the past week, the sea ice has decreased from last week by a higher rate of 4.62% from the level on 05/27/2021 of 12.193 M km2 to 11.603 M km2 for this week.
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May 27, 2021: Over the past week, the sea ice has decreased from last week by a higher rate of 3.24% from the level on 05/20/2021 of 12.601 M km2 to 12.193 M km2 for this week.
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The world’s 3rd most prominent and 3rd most isolated mountain, Denali, in the Alaska Range, has attracted climbers since the early 20th century. Denali is known to “create its own weather” – this is due to its geographic isolation and large elevation difference between the base and summit, which affects atmospheric flow at the micro- and mesoscales. The
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