Antarctic Sea Ice Extent hit an all time record yesterday and an even bigger one today, what does this tell us about global warming?

I think it's pretty obvious that the satellite data has some flaws now and then. It will be fixed soon I am sure as it has done before with both Arctic and Antarctic data. The last time this occurred was because there was no data for the date specified.

I don't think ice extent is a reliable indicator of what is happening. It is often used in climate denial literature to suggest cooling. However, ice extent is the extent at which the ice covers the ocean.

This is usually ice that have broken off the main mass due to warming. The ice then covers a greater extent of the ocean thus giving the impression the Arctic is getting bigger. But the albedo coefficient of ice extent is quite low because the ice is merely small chunks floating on the surface.

My suggestion, look at the big picture. Don’t do what deniers do, which is only look at the extent.

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