A powerful winter storm is gripping Michigan and the Great Lakes region, coating Lake Erie in ice and sleet while dumping ...

Extreme winds have caused Lake Erie to drain at one end and flood parts of Buffalo at the other, in what meteorologists describe as a seiche. On Monday, winds from the southwest towards Buffalo were ...

Michigan has seen a week of windy weather, so much so, that Lake Erie's waters sloshed back and forth like water in a bathtub. "A fascinating natural phenomenon is happening today (Oct. 22) on Lake ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Strong winds from a winter storm created a somewhat rare weather phenomenon on Lake Erie this week, pushing water eastward and ...

A rare seiche occurred on Lake Erie when strong winds exceeding 60 mph pushed the water to one side of the lake, resembling a giant bathtub sloshing effect. This event caused waves up to 20 feet high, ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Powerful wind gusts from a low pressure system are producing a seiche in Lake Erie and the Maumee River on Monday, a phenomenon that exposes the usually-covered floors of these bodies ...

One side of Lake Erie saw a dramatic pileup of water while the other saw water levels drastically drop. But why did this happen? This event is called a seiche, which is essentially just an oscillation ...

Imagery out of Ohio shows what appears to be the remnants of a seiche on Lake Erie due to the ongoing strong winds that formed from a powerful winter storm.

The wind-driven seiche on Lake Erie at 8AM. There is nearly an 8 ft. difference now between the water level at Buffalo and Toledo, along the 225 mile stretch of Lake ...