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Influence of high-latitude atmospheric circulation changes on summertime Arctic sea ice
Qinghua Ding ,
Axel Schweiger ,
Michelle L’Heureux ,
David S. Battisti ,
Stephen Po-Chedley ,
Nathaniel C. Johnson ,
Eduardo Blanchard-Wrigglesworth ,
Kirstin Harnos ,
Qin Zhang ,
Ryan Eastman ,
Eric J. Steig
March 13 2017
March 13 2017
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Abstract
The Arctic is warming and sea ice is declining, but how the two link is unclear. This study shows changes in summertime atmospheric circulation and internal variability may have caused up to 60% of September sea-ice decline since 1979.