smcat: the giant math error rises on the rate of ice area growth (just showing volume), compared to other years. All other years followed a close average rate of ice area reduction. That is accounted for in the plots. However, this year has unusual ice conditions, and the math error zooms up. The error is caused by the way they account for 'sea surface'. The NOAA world surface temperatures have this as a component, and is zooming, as well.
incat: You're an idiot and don't know what you are talking about. I've got to go back to the cat spa.
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