Drownings are common in the Great Lakes, especially in Lake Michigan, where rip currents are especially dangerous and can ...

Tsunamis on Lake Erie? They can happen, but they're different from what you might get in the Pacific. Here's what to know.

Though Michigan's Great Lakes may not see a true tsunamis, seiches and meteotsunamis can inundate coastal areas quickly.

“Lake Erie has an average depth of about 62 feet and a maximum depth of 210 feet, according to the Great Lakes Commission.

The five Great Lakes, located between the US and Canada, form a crucial freshwater system. These lakes, including Superior, ...

The warmest water temperature of the Great Lakes today is 81.1 degrees in Lake Erie and the coldest is at 65.1 degrees in ...

Spanning from the town of Charlevoix in the west to Boyne City on the eastern side, Lake Charlevoix ranks as Michigan’s third ...

Lake Michigan was the second-coldest of the five Great Lakes with an average of 51.1 degrees. Lake Ontario posted a high reading of 54.3 degrees, but was 41.9 degrees near Toronto, May 22.

Lake Erie, the shallowest of the Great Lakes, reached 70.2 degrees near Rossford, Ohio, as of June 13. Lake Erie reaches an average of 76.1 degrees Fahrenheit in August.

Great Lakes water temperatures are currently warm enough for swimming, but thunderstorms pose a risk. Need a break from Michigan's hot and hazy weather? All of the Great Lakes are seeing warmer ...

Lake Erie and Lake Huron have posted readings at or near 70 degrees Fahrenheit, although lake temperatures typically don't peak until late summer/early fall, according to GLISA. In Lake Superior, ...