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So I do want to mention we are getting into the lowest, so August sees the, for the entirety of the month you'll see the lowest sea ice in August. And this translates into the first week of September typically. Where in the northern hemisphere you have the lowest sea ice. And of course inversely in the southern hemisphere it's the opposite. August sees the most sea ice in its entirety in the southern hemisphere. And of course the first week of September is typically when sea ice in the southern hemisphere peaks. And of course that's when it hits its absolute minimum in the northern hemisphere. So we are moving into the peak season for minimum extent.