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First ever known melt of that type *in the past thirty years.*

Or even less, if we're talking about data from Quikscat, launched in 1999. The satellite's main purpose is measuring wind. The fine details of what's been going on in the Antarctic interior have only become observable in detail in recent years.

And again, the article says there has been no melting of that type since. This is not climate. This is weather.

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