Little bit of red, lotta bit of blue on the 6/22 Canuck maps (hopefully updating soon for 6/29).
This ice is thick, too.
While it definitely looks to be degrading on satellite I would not be at all surprised to see a decent remnant persist into August (and if things go really well, early September).
Nevertheless, this dwindling of the now-somewhat anomalous extant ice remaining in Hudson Bay will add to the melt momentum in July.
Also, needs updating again, but % covered as of 6/22 was highest for the date in recent years since 2009. 2015 was almost the same, and 2002 was also greater (and 1996, and then early 90s on back).
Hudson Bay has been a pretty stark contrast to the rest of the Arctic this year and it will be interesting to see if it falls closer to the trend line or not when the graph updates to 6/29. In either case, it is standing in stark contrast to what has happened in the Laptev, ESS, and Kara this summer.
<Bolding mine. You say that every year, to no avail, and never revisit when the time comes. Hudson is very predictable, by August there will be less than 100k km2 of ice, by September, few bits and pieces. O>