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Ice season 2018/2019

Past 30 day weather

Statistics from 1961 onwards

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» Sea level statistics

» Sea ice statistics

» Sea temperature statistics

» Wave height records in the Baltic Sea

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The largest ice extent, 88 000 km², was on the 27th January. The distances to the ice edges where from Kemi 174 M and from St. Petersburg 118 M.

Ice seasons

Descriptions, including maximum ice extents.

2020/2021, 127 000 km²
2015/2016, 110 000 km²
2014/2015, 51 000 km²
2013/2014, 100 000 km²
2012/2013, 177 000 km²
2011/2012, 179 000 km²
2010/2011, 309 000 km²
2009/2010, 244 000 km²
2008/2009, 110 000 km²
2007/2008, 49 000 km²
2006/2007, 140 000 km²
2005/2006, 211 000 km²
2004/2005, 178 000 km²
2003/2004, 153 000 km²
2002/2003, 233 000 km²
2001/2002, 102 000 km²
2000/2001, 129 000 km²
1999/2000, 96 000 km²
1998/1999, 157 000 km²
1997/1998, 130 000 km²
1996/1997, 129 000 km²
Winters 1961 - 1990

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