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I think by definition we'd be officially out of the ice age then? If I remember my climate class accurately, average temperature out of ice age is significantly

• thaumasiotes 3y ago
  We'd be out of the ice age if we had no ice caps. There's ice at the south pole too. I don't know what the definition would think of a situation where we usually had ice caps, but sometimes didn't. I tend to assume that would still count as an ice age, but presumably right on the threshold.
  • fuzzythinker 3y ago
    Just 1 ice pole puts us in an "Ice House", no longer "Ice Age".