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 Lake Michigan.

Great Lakes water temperatures range from very cold to warm. Here's a look at water temperatures across the lakes as of June ...

The coldest lake this week is Lake Superior with its warmest water temperature of 59.5 degrees at Ashland on June 13. Lake Superior reaches an average of 64.6 degrees Fahrenheit in August.

Lake Superior reaches an average of 64.6 degrees Fahrenheit in August. Current temperatures for Lake Superior: Paradise: 50.2 Sault Ste. Marie: 48.2 Ontonagon: 46.6 Marquette: 44.8 Grand Marais: 40.3 ...

In Lake Superior, though, temperatures are still in the 30s in places. Swimming is most comfortable in lake waters at about 70 degrees, according to Swimoutlet.com.

Lake Superior reaches an average of 64.6 degrees Fahrenheit in August. Current temperatures for Lake Superior: Paradise: 50.2 Sault Ste. Marie: 48.2 Ontonagon: 46.6 Marquette: 44.8 Grand Marais: 40.3 ...

DAVID MAMARIL HOROWITZ [email protected] This year’s historic spring stormwaters, which brought the Barren River Lake pool to a record-setting height in April, has resulted in ...

Lake Erie, the shallowest of the lakes, was the warmest of the five at 55.9 degrees near Fairpoint, Ohio, as of June 4. Lake Erie reaches an average of 76.1 degrees Fahrenheit in August.

Isle Phelipeaux was listed in the 1783 Treaty of Paris as a landmark defining the border in Lake Superior. This may surprise you, but Isle Phelipeaux did not exist. Shocker. I know, it’s wild.

Later this week, the endangered desert pupfish will be released into Ayer Lake. The Arizona native species has spent the past several years at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum. It was put on the ...

The Western Reserve, a 300-foot steel steamer, was discovered about 60 miles northwest of Whitefish Point in Lake Superior by the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society using Marine Sonic ...

Soon after, they steamed into Lake Superior, but around 9 p.m. “a gale overtook the ship,” causing the Western Reserve to break apart and sink, experts said.