Satellite Image Reveals Giant Crack in One of North America’s Largest Lakes
Summary
A large crack has formed in the ice of Lake Erie, which is located between the United States and Canada. The crack, over 80 miles long, was spotted from satellite images due to the lake being 94% frozen amid extremely cold weather in February.Key Facts
- Lake Erie is one of North America's largest lakes, situated between the U.S. and Canada.
- The lake is 94% frozen due to cold temperatures in February.
- The usual ice cover for the lake is between 65% and 70%.
- A crack over 80 miles long appeared in the ice on February 8, visible from space.
- Meteorologist Chris Vickers shared satellite images of the crack.
- Lake Erie's ice cracking was described by locals as feeling like an earthquake.
- Frozen lakes can be noisy, with cracks and ice movement causing loud sounds.
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