Seismic seiches, caused by the passing of seismic waves from an earthquake over a body of water, were recorded after the 1964 ...

Powerful winds from Winter Storm Ezra triggered a dramatic seiche on Lake Erie, sending water surging up to one end of the ...

Strong winds from a winter storm created a somewhat rare weather phenomenon on Lake Erie this week, pushing water eastward ...

Northwest Ohio saw on Monday morning wind gusts as strong as 60 mph near Lake Erie's shore. These are the winds pushing water ...

The strong winds over the last two days have been very revealing in places. That includes Lake Erie, in a phenomenon known as ...

One side of Lake Erie saw a dramatic pileup of water while the other saw water levels drastically drop. But why did this ...

Winter storms on the Great Lakes have a habit of briefly giving things back. Here's how winter weather plays a part.

An intense storm system swept through the Midwest and Northeast U.S., causing blizzard conditions, tornadoes and a rare ...

Seiche occurs when strong winds force water from one side of the body to the other side, increasing displacement levels at one end and decreasing displacement levels at the other. Over time, the water ...

Extreme winds have caused Lake Erie to drain at one end and flood parts of Buffalo, New York at the other, in what ...

The weather change to a cooler northerly wind created a rapid water rise on southern Lake Michigan. This rapid water rise is called a seiche. Water level sensors at Calumet Harbor in the very southern ...