"Without winter science, we cannot get a complete picture of Great Lakes water quality. Winter data, especially long-term time series data, is necessary to better understand the impacts of changing ...

This year, ice coverage on the lake was ... hatch on Lake Erie. Warmer years, due to climate change, have resulted in mayflies and midges emerging too early, Williams said, a phenomenon known ...

The long-term consequences of this change on the lake ecosystem are still being studied. This phenomenon is part of a larger trend of warming winters and declining ice cover in the Great Lakes region.

There’s a couple reasons why this weekend’s storm was not caused by Lake Erie. First, the snow came from a larger winter storm that hit the Midwest, and was far from a localized phenomenon.

Ice shoves are a dangerous phenomenon that can happen in the winter ... A bout of Arctic air a week prior had helped Lake Erie increase its ice cover to 75 per cent, but a sudden rise in ...

Ice shoves are a dangerous phenomenon that can happen in the winter and springtime ... A bout of Arctic air a week prior had helped Lake Erie increase its ice cover to 75 per cent, but a sudden rise ...

It may surprise you, but yes, ice volcanoes do exist ... gradually creating a conical shape over time. This phenomenon can often be seen around Lake Erie and Lake Ontario in North America during ...

A rare weather phenomenon was spotted drifting on Lake Erie off Crystal Beach in Ontario, Canada on January 7. Stunning footage captured mysterious discs of pancake ice gently floating off shore.

Ice cover also ... He noted how Lake Erie, already the warmest of all the Great Lakes, has been experiencing harmful algae blooms that turn water toxic, a phenomenon made more likely by higher ...

Commenters on Disbrowe’s post said the phenomenon also was visible ... Rick O’Banion, who tweets as Storm Watch-Lake Erie on X, said he was worried the lack of ice on the lake last winter ...