Altogether, the Great Lakes are seeing healthier ice coverage this year. Here's what to know about their current conditions.

The ice coverage in Lake Erie has rapidly expanded to 80% this week. February and March are peak maximum ice coverage periods ...

Lake Superior, while the largest and deepest of all the Great Lakes, is so far north into the colder winter air that even its open waters often develop ice cover later into the winter on an annual ...

Of all the Great Lakes, Lake Superior has reported the lowest ice cover amounting to just 7%. While this may seem counterintuitive due to its northerly latitude and colder temperatures ...

The next few weeks look quite a bit milder than last week, but still near normal temperatures. The Great Lakes ice cover will continue to grow, but probably at a much slower pace. It will take a ...

Maximum ice coverage occurs from mid-February to the end of February for the lower Great Lakes and lakes in the Lower Peninsula. For lakes occupying the Upper Peninsula, and Lake Superior ...

The other Great Lakes have varying degrees of ice coverage, with Lake Superior having the least at 8%. The highest recorded ice coverage for all the Great Lakes was 94.7% in 1979. After nearly a ...

Maximum ice coverage occurs from mid-February to the end of February for the lower Great Lakes and lakes in the Lower Peninsula. For lakes occupying the Upper Peninsula, and Lake Superior ...