RT @NOAA_GLERL: Why are #GreatLakes water levels going down? Are water temperatures warmer than normal? What kind of winter will we have?

Find these answers and more in our latest Q&A with NOAA GLERL scientists: https://t.co/OaU1DhGtJZ

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As the sun rose over the eastern U.S. this morning, @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ watched bands of lake-effect snow streaming off the #GreatLakes, which have been dumping heavy snow across the region. Farther south, can you spy wave clouds rippling over the Appalachians in this 4-hour loop?
#TimelapseTuesday

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Why are #GreatLakes water levels going down? Are water temperatures warmer than normal? What kind of winter will we have?

Find these answers and more in the latest Q&A with @NOAA_GLERL scientists: https://t.co/2abiB2wV7T
#GreatLakes #GreatLakesSci https://t.co/bpQOf6RreK

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RT @NOAA_GLERL: Happy New Year!! 🎉

2024 was a wonderful year full of innovative #GreatLakes research, made extra special by the celebration of our laboratory's 50th anniversary. We can't wait to continue our Great Lakes science in service to society in 2025!

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Winter is becoming shorter in the waters of the #GreatLakes!
This finding marks the first time researchers have used subsurface temperature readings to determine how climate change may be affecting seasons in & around the Great Lakes.
🔗: https://t.co/erYnh6zRVG https://t.co/7Joiv200Ay

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RT @NOAAResearch: Winter is becoming shorter in the waters of the #GreatLakes!
This finding marks the first time researchers have used subsurface temperature readings to determine how climate change may be affecting seasons in & around the Great Lakes.
🔗: https://t.co/erYnh6zRVG https://t.co/7Joiv200Ay

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We hope you're staying warmer than the #GreatLakes are this week! Ice cover on the lakes is currently at 20.8%, just about average for this time of year.

Ice cover by lake:
Superior: 9.5%
Michigan: 20.3%
Huron: 26.7%
Erie: 58.2%
Ontario: 7.1%
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