Senglenieks said fluctuations in water levels for the Great Lakes are part of a natural cycle, but those are expected to increase because of climate change. "What we see in our climate change ...

Peak swimming temperatures in the Great Lakes typically occur in late summer/early fall. Swimming in cold lake water can lead to cold shock and hypothermia. The official start of summer is June 20 ...

Vance’s office didn’t respond to questions from ProPublica about how federal cuts have affected Great Lakes research. The White House also didn’t respond to messages. Municipal water leaders ...

While Great Lakes water levels were up in early May from the previous month, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says they are all lower than their 2024 averages, by as much as 8 inches. "The ...

They spend most of their life cycle in water then ... You can monitor water temperatures in the Great Lakes online. Mayflies and midges are look-a-likes due to their shared stringy, flappy ...

From large-scale fish kills to keeping our coastal nuclear plants cool, the region's new reality will only grow more extreme.

Great Lakes water levels are currently below average compared to 2024, though the lakes overall saw a rise from spring melt. Lakes Michigan-Huron are 8 inches lower than last year, the largest ...

The cycle of lake levels rising and falling over ... European waters as a way to stabilize the ship. Then some of that water and its stowaways would be pumped into the Great Lakes. Both the zebra ...