What will be the maximum arctic sea ice extent in 2024 according to the NSIDC (in square kilometers)?
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1.3kṀ27kresolved Mar 12
100%99.2%
>=15.1
0.1%
<=14.40
0.1%
14.41-14.50
0.1%
14.51-14.60
0.1%
14.61-14.70
0.1%
14.71-14.8
0.1%
14.81-14.9
0.2%
14.91-15.0
The 2024 maximum Arctic sea ice extent as published by the NSIDC. Maximum extent usually occurs in early March. This market will settle once the official maximum is called, probably before April 1. This table is based on a 5-day trailing average. The actual record low maximum is 14.449 million km2.
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