Video Shows Massive Piece of Ice Breaking Off on Lake Michigan
Is spring ever coming? Yes. Yes, spring is coming, judging by nature’s recent indication. Earlier this week, a large piece of ice on the surface of Lake Michigan was caught…
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(Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)Is spring ever coming?
Yes. Yes, spring is coming, judging by nature's recent indication.
Earlier this week, a large piece of ice on the surface of Lake Michigan was caught breaking off near the Chicago shoreline in a time lapse video.
That's great news for those of us who have been fighting the freezing temperatures the past few weeks, especially during a time when outdoor activates are encouraged due to the pandemic.
By the way, even though it seems cold, this has actually been a warm year when it comes to ice on the Great Lakes. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, only 2.4% of surface of the lakes was covered by ice on Jan. 24, which is the least amount in almost 50 years.
Watch the time lapse video below.
