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BigSpazz

NSW

946 posts

BigSpazz

NSW, 946 posts

11 Oct 2012 10:49am

On 16th September, 2012, a small milestone was reached; the Arctic sea ice reached its lowest level in history. What might this mean for Australian surfers?

~~http://www.swellnet.com.au/news/3229-canaries-and-coal-mines~~

P co

458 posts

P co

WA, 458 posts

11 Oct 2012 10:34am

Sharks will be swimming at my front door!

Ted the Kiwi

NSW

14256 posts

Ted the Kiwi

NSW, 14256 posts

11 Oct 2012 9:00pm

Just to put some perspective on this - we currently experience approximately a +/- 20-25cm of sea level rise here annually with the El Nino La Nina affect. Its not uncommon that we get a 40cm shift over a 12 month period. Natural variability is the issue that we most have deal with right now.

chrispychru

QLD

7932 posts

chrispychru

QLD, 7932 posts

11 Oct 2012 8:02pm

Ted the Kiwi said...
Just to put some perspective on this - we currently experience approximately a +/- 20-25cm of sea level rise here annually with the El Nino La Nina affect. Its not uncommon that we get a 40cm shift over a 12 month period. Natural variability is the issue that we most have deal with right now.

yeh...get that special day in ya...ted is smart

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