After a paltry year of ice coverage in 2024, this winter's freezing temperatures are having an impact across the Great Lakes.

Not to worry, these volcanoes don’t involve lava. They are actually ice volcanoes! Wind sweeps across Lake Ontario sending waves toward the shore. Some of that water flies up through the cracks ...

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 ...

But unlike Lake Ontario, Lake Vostok sits beneath more than 2 miles (3 kilometers) of wind-blown snow and ice. Once an enormous surface lake, Lake Vostok became buried at least 15 million years ...

along with the lake of ice on Lake Ontario. So far this January up to this date, we are in 17th place for the snowiest January on record in Syracuse. Plus, more lake effect snow is in the forecast ...

while the open waters of deep lakes such as Michigan and Ontario rarely see ice cover. Lake Superior, while the largest and deepest of all the Great Lakes, is so far north into the colder winter ...

Chaumont Bay, in the village of Chaumont, was named the number one spot for top-notch ice fishing in America. Located on Lake Ontario in Northern NY, the area is known as the “Golden Crescent ...

While most of Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario remain ice-free outside the bays and shallow areas, 85% of Lake Erie was covered in ice as of Thursday afternoon. There’s still a little open ...