All you can see are pillows of steam rising off the surface of Lake Superior.


January 6th, 2014 satellite image
Ice! Ice! Ice!
Posted on January 7, 2014 by Leif Birnbaum
Categories: Environment
All you can see are pillows of steam rising off the surface of Lake Superior.


January 6th, 2014 satellite image
Ice! Ice! Ice!
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It’s been cold enough, early enough, that parts of the rivers in my home area are freezing enough for ice fishing, which is unheard of. It gets cold down in the Illinois Valley, but the currents on the rivers are so strong they never freeze. It’s helping our ice formation here, too.