In recent weeks, blasts of Arctic air have helped create rare glass ice along Lake Erie’s shoreline, turning shallow water into clear, fragile sheets that look more like window panes than winter ice.
Recent Arctic air has created rare "glass ice" and other unusual phenomena on the Great Lakes. Glass ice forms when extremely cold air freezes calm, shallow water so quickly that air bubbles do not ...
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