DULUTH, MINN — The water in Lake Superior sloshed back-and-forth like a bathtub between Minnesota and Michigan when a storm system caused a tidal-like phenomenon known as a seiche across the region ...

Photos shared by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources on Facebook show low water levels, moving the shoreline a significant distance back. Water levels are lower after a seiche, officials said.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A seiche in Lake Erie happens when strong winds from a powerful low either push all the water away from the shoreline or up onto it. Seiches can happen in any of the Great Lakes, ...

A seiche kicks up when winds kick up. This can make the western basin quite shallow, even empty. Dr. Todd Crail with the University of Toledo studies native mussels in Lake Erie. He said that research ...