> Antarctica had a record-low July sea ice coverage for the second month in a row at 5.75 million square miles What does this mean? How are there two july's in

> Antarctica had a record-low July sea ice coverage for the second month in a row at 5.75 million square miles What does this mean? How are there two july's in a row? Did they mean the "second year in a row"? If they were actually comparing july to june, well of course july is colder than june. Bleagh. I have no idea. Edit: Wait, wait, yes, july is colder than june, so I don't know how it could come up with less ice... argh I still don't get this