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Sublette on Arctic Sea Ice Maximum Extent

Published: March 30th, 2018

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Our Sean Sublette talked with Chelsea Ingram on KYW (CBS 3) in Philadelphia about the effects of declining Arctic sea ice and how it may impact the weather in the Middle Atlantic and the Northeast.

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Posted in Impacts, Climate, Water, Weather, Snow & Ice, Arctic & Greenland

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