HOLLAND -- A seiche warning -- for dangerous, sudden changes in water levels -- is in effect along Lake Michigan today. The warning remains until 8 p.m. tonight, and swimming will be perilous all ...

By 10:40 a.m., Miami forecasters were announcing a wind chill advisory, a rarity for the region if ever there was one. “Wind Chill Advisory?!” the weather service in Miami wrote on Twitter ...

"Then, if you have one that blows hard for a day and a half, you’re going to get a seiche effect and that’s what happened." Seiches have even been deadly: A May 1942 .

A 22-foot seiche breached a sea wall in 1844 and killed 78 people. Lake Erie waters wash over the shoreline on Dec. 23, 2022 in Hamburg, New York, a suburb of Buffalo.(John Normile / Getty Images) ...

A seiche (pronounced saysh) ... Vermilion has experienced its fair share of wind effects, not only with receding water lines, but freezing temperatures, according to Doug Kishman, ...

A USGS water level gauge shows a nearly four-foot variation in the waters of Chequamegon Bay at Ashland, Wis., during a post-thunderstorm seiche on Lake Superior, Saturday, June 21, 2025. USGS ...

AccuWeather's Melissa Constanzer explains what a seiche is and why it's important to know what causes it to happen. More for You. Costa Rican court orders migrants deported from US to be released.

PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio -- Lake Erie encroached on South Bass Island Sunday, surging water over Ohio 357 by Perry's Monument and cutting off East Point from the rest of the island.

'The good news is that a seiche appears rapidly, is relatively short-lived, and those who are well prepared can weather its effects,' Citymark Capital CEO Dan Walsh writes. 'I believe there will be ...

The strong west wind we had Monday created a standing seiche (pronounced “sash” with a long “a”) on Lake Erie. The wind pushes the surface water from west to east across the lake and the ...

Powerful winds produced by a bomb cyclone moving across the Great Lakes region are pushing water from one end of Lake Erie to the other.