JAXA has dropped 330K in the past 3 days, including 150000 km2 yesterday. Hudson Bay(etc) is melting fast so I expect further largish losses in the short term, despite any export, or the collapse of Siberian fast ice
WindyTV/EC foresee 5 days of northerly winds in Fram Strait averaging 20 kt(37kmh) at the point highlighted on the attached map, starting tomorrow. There are 2 peaks with winds over 40knots along the NE Greenland coast, and around 30 at the point before the wind shifts towards the northeast, and the strongest are nearer to Svalbard. That will push a lot more ice out into the Greenland Sea, maybe increasingly extent and area there for a while, (while further east southerlies push Barents Sea ice and the Atlantic front back)
The models are showing high pressure finally dislodging the Kara Sea low which moves to just south of Svalbard, so focus of incoming continental heat and moisture shifts to the Kara and Barents Sea, and all the while the Pacific is pushing a massive atmospheric flood over the Pacific sector, covering the Chukchi and half the ESS for days
There's been some impressive intrusions of precipitable moisture through June- a pulse coming in now over the Tamyr peninsular will get to the pole with an ~30kg/m2 of water according to GFS, I've attached an image from 42hrs into the 18z run on Climate Reanalyser, as well as one from +81hrs showing the influx on the Pacific side, as well as, speculatively, another from way out at 222hrs showing two hammerblows, from the Pacific and Barents/Russia, meeting mid basin, since that seems to pop up at the end in every GFS animation I've looked at over the past few days.