It looks like last week has been good for the ice. Volume has increased again.
Great news! I think, next week won't have unusually rapid total volume drop yet, too. But after ~15th, can be another unprecedented drop, it seems. Aluminium says about those 10...14 days, few posts above. And of course this whole deal about high pressure, too. I checked some air temps and winds couple days ago over ice in southern Greenland, a bit above surface, and it was up to 10C moist air going over rather big area there, which while not extremely abnormal then and there in the past - is still significantly higher than in previous seasons. Etc.
One usual feature of most kinds of collapsing systems - is increased volatility. This rapid drop last week is unusual, and now this rebound is also unusual. Thus, i think maybe we'll get another unusual drop by the end of May, possibly ending the month below 20k km3 in DMI numbers. I wonder how much, exactly, this "collapsing system is more volatile than usual" could apply to sea ice / melting season, though.