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https://doi.org/10.5194/esd-10-121-2019
https://doi.org/10.5194/esd-10-121-2019
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The role of moisture transport for precipitation in the inter-annual and inter-daily fluctuations of the Arctic sea ice extension

Luis Gimeno-Sotelo, Raquel Nieto, Marta Vázquez, and Luis Gimeno

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Ice melting at the scale of inter-annual fluctuations against the trend is favoured by an increase in moisture transport in summer, autumn, and winter and a decrease in spring. On a daily basis extreme humidity transport increases the formation of ice in winter and decreases it in spring, summer, and autumn; in these three seasons it thus contributes to Arctic sea ice melting. These patterns differ sharply from that linked to decline, especially in summer when the opposite trend applies.
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