Seasonal fluctuations to the climate are the dominant influence globally in shaping the changes to the size of lake surfaces, ...

TORONTO - Tens of thousands of Ontarians went without power on Saturday as an ice storm pummeled ... for swaths of Ontario and Quebec, starting on the northwestern shore of Lake Huron, extending ...

On the lower end of the spectrum, 1983 saw just 15 percent of total ice coverage. One common question is whether Lake Ontario has ever completely frozen over. While some reports suggest it has ...

With continuing above-freezing temperatures across the region, Great Lakes ice coverage has dropped to less than 10% since reaching a high over more than 50% in February. Great Lakes ice coverage ...

Lake Ontario: 283 feet in average depth, maximum depth at 802 feet. Lake Huron: 195 feet in average depth, and approximately 750 feet at maximum. The overall highest percentage of ice coverage for all ...

The Great Lakes reached their highest ice coverage in three years on Feb. 22, hitting 52.23%. Warming temperatures have caused that percentage to shrink to nearly zero. With continuing above ...

Lake Erie is the shallowest of the Great Lakes and swings in air temperature can influence ice coverage “more rapidly than other lakes,” said James Kessler, physical scientist with the Great ...

The Great Lakes reached their highest ice coverage in three years on February 22, hitting 52.23%. However, a warming trend caused the ice coverage to plummet to 28.95% within a few days.