Where do you live? <a href="http://aakda.gov.gh/index.php/stmap_53gi1ql.html?caverta.bentyl.dulcolax.cialis" rel="nofollow">www.eurosteriel-medical.nl</a>  Arctic sea ice tends to reach a minimum in mid-September each year, and, over the past several weeks, there have been a few articles circulating via social media about the extent of Arctic sea ice in 2013. These articles note something that is true: there is substantially more ice in the Arctic this year than observed at sea ice minimum last year. The articles, however, draw a mistaken conclusion that 2013&#8242;s greater sea ice extent (in contrast to 2012) means our climate is warming no more. In this post, I&#8217;ll analyze the melting that is occurring in the Arctic in 2013. As you probably know, when it comes to analyzing climate features, you have to look over a series of decades instead of one year to understand out the true state of Arctic sea ice extent in 2013. Click the links below to learn more about Arctic sea ice in the summer, and about 2013&#8242;s ice extent.