Back-to-back days of severe weather brought widespread flooding across the Midwest — and even a tsunami on Lake Michigan. It wasn't the typical kind of tsunami caused by seismic activity ...

South of Seattle in Shelton, Washington, a very unlikely friendship blossomed between a family dog and a bald eagle, who was a frequent flyer to their backyard. The fog tsunami was created by cold air ...

Lake Michigan has experienced a tsunami after several days of severe weather brought widespread flooding across the Midwest. While the idea of a tsunami on Lake Michigan might sound bizarre ...

In case you missed it, there was an earthquake in Lake Michigan miles off of Wisconsin's shoreline — a very uncommon event in the Great Lakes region. The 2.9 magnitude earthquake occurred in ...

That's the Lake Michigan shore. Directly across from Racine. And yes, we said tsunami. Well, tsunami-like. A progressive series of major waves quickly raised lake levels by roughly two feet ...

A timelapse drone video captured by Scott Johnson of Radiant Landscapes Photography looks like a “fog tsunami,” the photographer ... (about 40 degrees) of Lake Michigan.

Tsunamis can occasionally occur in bodies of water other than the ocean, such as a lake. A tsunami can be imperceptible to someone aboard a boat in the deep ocean. However, tsunami waves grow ...

That's the Lake Michigan shore. Directly across from Racine. And yes, we said tsunami. Well, tsunami-like. A progressive series of major waves quickly raised lake levels by roughly two feet ...

And we do get tsunami-like events in the Great Lakes, and especially Lake Michigan. In fact, a meteotsunami hit the Lake Michigan shore near Holland, Michigan in late June. So, will this happen after ...