Get this. 🤣 The Arctic will be ice-free by. . . 🎯 2000 🎯 2008 🎯 2012 🎯 2013 🎯 2016 🎯 2017 🎯 2018 🎯 2019 🎯 2020 and now, 🎯 2027 Granted, most of these were predictions made by individual scientists in interviews; they were not necessarily published in papers or cited in the IPCC synthesis reports. The CMIP5 and CMIP6 models project that the first September (the month with the NH sea ice minimum) with “ice-free” conditions in the Arctic (i.e., the monthly mean sea ice extent, SIE, falls below 1 million km²) will occur sometime in the 2040s, perhaps as early as the mid- to late-2030s. 🔗 But, if I had to guess, that probably will not happen either. As far as experts’ individual predictions themselves are concerned, instead of going back and reevaluating their flawed hypotheses, they just add another 5-10 years to their “ice-free” predictions and kick the can down the road in hopes that they’ll eventually be right. Maybe one day they will be, but I highly doubt it.

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