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Published 5 months ago

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Summary by Ground News
Ice levels on the Great Lakes are at or near record lows. In a warming world, is this the new normal? Physical Scientist Bryan Mroczka joins the podcast to give perspective. Have a question for the meteorologists? Call 609-272-7099 and leave a message.

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The Billings GazetteThe Billings Gazette

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!

5 months ago·Billings, United States
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Helena Independent RecordHelena Independent Record

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!

5 months ago·Helena, United States
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Lincoln Journal StarLincoln Journal Star

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!

5 months ago·Cherokee County, United States
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Montana StandardMontana Standard

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!

5 months ago
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News & RecordNews & Record

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!

5 months ago·Cherokee County, United States
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Omaha World-HeraldOmaha World-Herald

The Great Lakes are experiencing record low winter ice coverage. What does it mean?

Late February and early March is usually when ice cover peaks on the Great Lakes. But there's not much this year. Learn more on the Across the Sky podcast!

5 months ago·Omaha, United States
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