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| Lake Erie is the shallowest of the Great Lakes and is the first one to freeze. With all of the Arctic air streaming across in the last week of 2017 and the first week of 2018 it set up the perfect conditions for a quick freeze up. Shortly after the Christmas holiday, forecasters in the National Weather Service office in Buffalo were saying that there was a good chance that they could see Lake Erie completely freeze over. If so, that would be the first time in 17 years. |
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Lake Erie Winter
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Great one to organize a really long skate marathon.
ReplyDeleteI like the sensation of solitude of this man walking on the bank of this big lake
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks impressive.
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing. Like the surface of a barren planet
ReplyDeleteThat really is mind boggling to think a body of water that large could completely freeze over. This is a very desolate looking shore line.
ReplyDelete...I remember years when you could walk from the US to Canada across the ice.
ReplyDeleteIt looks frigid!
ReplyDeleteCool picture, looks like the arctic.
ReplyDeleteFantastic picture of a wonderful landscape
ReplyDeleteI wonder if it did freeze over, Andy! The warm weather we got probably melted a lot of it.
ReplyDeleteI always thought Lake Erie was too full of chemicals to freeze. In fact, wasn't water from Lake Erie used as antifreeze in cars a few years back. I know it was used to develop film at one point.
ReplyDeleteFake news.
DeleteWow, that looks brutally cold. Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteTime for all Floridians to stay indoors.
ReplyDeletePrecioso contemplar el lago helado.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
That looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteWe are having a cold 'blast' today from Antarctica :) a southerly for us.
That does look like something of a moonscape. I'm embarrassed at how little I really know about the Great Lakes. They look so much like an ocean it's hard to conceive of any of them freezing over.
ReplyDeleteBonita foto del lago, el factor humano aporta vida y pone el punto de calor ante la frialdad del lago.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
it looks so cold but impressive as well!!
ReplyDeleteWas it safe to walk on though
ReplyDeleteImpressionnant ! On ne voit presque plus la frontière entre eau et terre.
ReplyDeleteOn se croirait presque sur une autre planète.