Antarctic Sea Surface Temperature (part 2)
The relationship between sea surface temperature (60 – 90° South) and sea ice extent isn’t as straightforward as we may expect
Now that we have the most robust time series I can muster we ought to stop asking awkward questions about data collection take a look at the relationship with Antarctic sea ice extent. Long gone are the days when I got a straightforward answer in the field of climate science, and so I wasn’t expecting anything but puzzlement once more. I wasn’t to be di…
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