A crack that formed on the frozen Lake Erie this weekend is so large it can be seen from space. The massive crack likely formed from strong northerly winds that pushed the ice south on Saturday, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the clear sky Sunday, we were able to get a good look at Lake Erie from the high-resolution satellites 500 miles up in space.

At the edge of Antarctica, one of the planet’s most fragile ice giants is splintering so violently that it is sending out its own earthquakes. The so‑called Doomsday Glacier is not only cracking apart ...

Recent weeks of Arctic temperatures across the Midwest and Northeast have dramatically increased the amount of ice across all the Great Lakes, which are now 58 percent covered. Just 5 percent of the ...

It has prompted warnings for people to stay off the ice. But people are still venturing out onto the ice on a frozen Lake Erie, according to CNN affiliate WEWS in Cleveland. “We walked a little bit ...

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration showed photos of a crack on ice stretching more than 80 miles along Lake Erie in Pennsylvania.

It's likely related to several factors including the strong northerly winds on Saturday pushing the ice south. This may have led to pressure building up and some weakening of the ice. With ample ...