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surrealAmerican

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4. Lake Michigan is still largely liquid from where I can see it.

Reply to Purveyor (Original post)

Sat Feb 8, 2014, 07:11 PM

Feb 2014

Then again, I've lived here over 20 years, and it's not frozen over anytime I've seen. I had no idea Superior would freeze over to this extent - I wonder why.

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Great Lakes Ice Cover Spreading Rapidly; See Which Lake Set A New Record [View all] Purveyor Feb 2014 OP

The good thing about it is that snow storms won't pick up additional moisture notadmblnd Feb 2014 #1

Damn Global Warming!!!! greytdemocrat Feb 2014 #2

Wonder why Michigan and Ontario are less frozen than the rest. Sheldon Cooper Feb 2014 #3

Ontario is a much deeper lake frwrfpos Feb 2014 #6

Lake Superior is by far the deepest lake gollygee Feb 2014 #10

Lake Michigan is still largely liquid from where I can see it. surrealAmerican Feb 2014 #4

the polar vortex maindawg Feb 2014 #5

Global warming may be making it more stable, bad news for those in affected areas pediatricmedic Feb 2014 #7

I hear you. We are about 45 miles north of the Ohio/MI state line. This is getting tiresome and Purveyor Feb 2014 #8

Yo man -- Let's get out of here! Word to your mother! alterfurz Feb 2014 #9