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Antarctic Sea Ice Reaches Third-Lowest Winter Peak on Record

NASA and NSIDC said the ice covered 17.59 million square kilometers, a third-lowest maximum that reinforces a long-running decline.

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NASA says the ice likely peaked on Sept. 14 at nearly 6.8 million square miles, around the time the Southern Hemisphere's winter was coming to an end.

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Antarctic sea ice reaches third-lowest winter peak on record

NASA says the ice likely peaked on Sept. 14 at nearly 6.8 million square miles, around the time the Southern Hemisphere's winter was coming to an end.

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NASA (Source) broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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