It’s always fascinating to track ice coverage across the Great Lakes each winter season. Even as we reach the early spring season, analysis shows that some ice remains on the eastern end of Lake Erie.

In early March 2014, 11 years ago this week, the visible satellite image over the Great Lakes was stunning. Lakes Erie, Huron ... and normally more ice-free Lake Ontario. By March 6, 92% of ...

This had been the first year in some time in which Lake Erie ice coverage had gone well ... portions of the lake is easy to spot on GOES satellite imagery. This melting and displacement trend ...

Above: Satellite view of the Great ... Notice that even though Lake Erie sits farther south than Lake Ontario, it has much more ice cover. Image credit: NASA Worldview. Figure 5.

I THINK THIS IS A COOL SATELLITE AND RADAR TO SEE BECAUSE YOU ... WELL ACROSS THE NORTHWEST AND NORTHWEST PLATEAU AND EVEN LAKE LAKE ERIE SHORELINE THERE. AS QUICKLY AS IT MOVES, IT WILL BE ...

Satellite image of several lake in northern Tibetan Plateau captured ... These lakes collectively covered 37,471 square kilometers, an area larger than Lake Erie. By 2023, the researchers counted more ...

The update includes enhanced satellite imagery along the East Coast ... Shaded relief and bathymetric data have also been updated for the Great Lakes, including Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, Lake Huron and ...

Winter brought a colder and icier season to the Great Lakes, especially Lake Erie, which saw a near-complete ice cover in ...

Gale warnings and low water advisories are in effect along western Lake Erie today due to strong west-southwest winds.

The water levels in Lake Erie are still declining as early spring arrives, as predicted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. In February, the water levels in Lake Erie reached a high level of 571. ...

The shallowness of Lake Erie makes it a haven for waterfowl, supporting a diverse range of species like goldeneyes, mergansers and canvasbacks. Lake Erie serves as a crucial stopover point for ...