Warmist "The Arctic is screaming" Serreze: Polar ice experts "thought that it would be many years until we again saw anything like we saw in 2007"

So when he told us that the ice was screaming and in a death spiral, he actually thought that it would be years before we would see lows anything like the 2007 low? 

Arctic sea ice melt 'may bring harsh winter to Europe' | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Polar ice experts "thought that it would be many years until we again saw anything like we saw in 2007", said Mark Serreze, director of the National Snow and Ice Data Centre in Colorado.
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"We've only had a little bit of global warming so far," Overland said.

2010: Climate hoax promoter Mark Serreze: Arctic ice wasn't in a death spiral, then it WAS in a death spiral, then it WASN'T in a death spiral, now it's again in a death spiral

Even within Mark Serreze's own head, is there any consensus?

Flashback: Check out this 1993 paper--with Mark Serreze's name on it

In particular, we do not observe the large surface warming trends predicted by models; indeed, we detect significant surface cooling trends over the western Arctic Ocean during winter and autumn. This discrepancy suggests that present climate models do not adequately incorporate the physical processes that affect the polar regions.

2008: North Pole may have no ice this summer: US expert

"We could have no ice at the North Pole at the end of this summer," Mark Serreze, a scientist with the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado, told AFP in an interview.

"And the reason here is that the North Pole area right now is covered with very thin ice and this ice we call first-year ice, the ice that tends to melt out in the summer."

If the ice, albeit briefly, were to break up completely this summer it would be the first time this had happened in human history.

Serreze put the chances of this occurring at 50 percent -- if it does happen, in September "it's possible" that ships could sail from Alaska right to the North Pole.

April 2012: Mark Serreze – The Skeptic | Real Science

Twenty years ago today, Mark Serreze was still a serious scientist.

University of Colorado researcher Mark Serreze has found no evidence that Earth is suffering from the greenhouse effect.

Feb 2010: Snow Storms: Politics, Science Collide Over Climate Change - ABC News

"This conflation of weather and global climate is a classic ploy by skeptics," said Mark Serreze, a professor at the University of Colorado's National Snow and Ice Data Center.

"Mother Nature doesn't care about whether you speak in loud voices, or what your political affiliation is. It just does its thing. There is always variability in weather. It's all in the science," he said.