<![CDATA[What Are The “Most Important” Months For Arctic Ice?]]>

<![CDATA[What Are The “Most Important” Months For Arctic Ice?]]>The “most important” months for Arctic ice are May, June, July – the months when the sun is highest in the sky.

Last year, southerly winds blew the Beaufort Sea open in June, causing the dark water to absorb a lot of sunshine and warm up. When the storm came through in August, this warm water mixed with Arctic Basin ice and melted a lot of it.

This year, the Beaufort Sea is completely clogged with ice, and is reflecting most of the 24×7 sunlight back into space. Alarmists are hoping for a big melt this summer, but it isn’t going to happen.

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