Distance across Lake Erie remains the same, but open-water swimming attempts may be harder
No Lake Erie swimming course is more popular than the one between Long Point, Ontario, and North East’s Freeport Beach. No ...
Lake Erie more than 90% ice covered, but winds pose hazard for fishermen
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Lake Erie is more than 90% covered with ice – at least as of Tuesday – but that doesn’t mean it’s safe to ...
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The ebb and flow of mighty Lake Erie
As temperatures move from negative three degrees to 48 in the matter of a week, the shore of Lake Erie takes on a variety of ...
Ice coverage on Lake Erie is above historical average. How frozen over is the lake?
The National Weather Service reports that Lake Erie is roughly 70% frozen over. Ice thickness varies between 2 and 12 inches ...
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Worrying Signs for Lake Erie Uncovered 7,500 Miles Away in Africa
A boat motors through Lake Erie during an algal bloom ... when they become airborne and absorption through the skin when swimming. The findings serve as a wake-up call for both local and global ...
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Erie residents enjoy frozen winter fun on icy Presque Isle Bay
Lake Erie can be a fun place to spend a summer day, but even when the lake is frozen, there’s still plenty to do in Presque Isle Bay. Many people spend their summer days swimming or boating on Lake ...
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Ice coverage on Lake Erie: How a frozen lake impacts weather
Lake Erie is already partially frozen over, but the National Weather Service office in Cleveland says it will be at least 50% to 90% frozen over by next week. Why is this good news? Once the lake ...
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With temps below zero, Lake Erie is 20% more ice-covered than usual
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Lake Erie is more than half covered by ice, thanks to our frigid snap. The Great Lake was almost entirely liquid on Jan. 4, when temperatures began dropping. By Jan. 8 ...
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Arctic blast has Lake Erie nearly 60% ice-covered
CLEVELAND - Lake Erie is more than half covered by ice, thanks to our frigid snap. The Great Lake was almost entirely liquid on Jan. 4, when temperatures began dropping. By Jan. 8, the surface of ...