Changed landscape from ice make state's lighthouses an interesting visit during icy winter months.

Cold temperatures, strong winds and waves combine to blast the shoreline with spray, coating anything it can touch with water that quickly freezes. The results are beautiful ice formations.

With a cold weekend on the horizon, people tired of being cooped up might be tempted to bundle up and get a close look at ice ...

Anyone who lives in a cold climate will know that snow and ice come in many different forms. There's a big difference between a gently falling snow flurry (the white Christmas dream) and a shower of ...

Freezing spray and frigid temperatures create thick ice layers on lighthouses in Grand Haven, South Haven and St. Joseph, ...

This week’s snowfall, combined with severe winds, caused the large hollow structures to sprout along the shoreline in.

The Great Lakes Ice Outlook shows ice formation slowed during the recent mild stretch, but conditions are expected to shift ...

Scientists have carried out a series of molecular-scale simulations to uncover why ice forms more easily on surfaces than in bodies of water. (Nanowerk News) Water is everywhere and comes in many ...