Lake Michigan is notorious for eratic weather changes, that have got a lot of people in trouble already. Within minutes there can be storm gails, fog banks, blizzards and whatever else. Its a dangerous water, also because it looks so calm and pretty at times, making people think its a harmless place ideal for a easy boat tour.
I researched abit about vile vortices and the specifics are the sudden weather changes like you say. they always turn up in reports about areas where anomalous things happen ... strange
In this case, the combination of the huge flat continent and the Great Lakes makes violent weather quiet plausible. Cold air streams from the north and warm, humid air streams from the south are already a receipe for desaster if they collide. You can see that on the frequently occuring tornados, which dont just make ships or planes disappear, but entire towns.
In addition to that, there are the enourmous water bodies like Lake Michigan. They call it "Lake", but its size makes the Bodensee look like a pond. Everything is bigger in America...
It can create situations, like when the water is still warm in autumn and cold air comes in from the north, where severe storm builds up on the lake. They dont call Chicago "Windy City" for nothing.... :)
So that's why Detroit is so messed up!
i dont know much about detroit, i cant say something about it :)
Lake Michigan is notorious for eratic weather changes, that have got a lot of people in trouble already. Within minutes there can be storm gails, fog banks, blizzards and whatever else. Its a dangerous water, also because it looks so calm and pretty at times, making people think its a harmless place ideal for a easy boat tour.
I researched abit about vile vortices and the specifics are the sudden weather changes like you say. they always turn up in reports about areas where anomalous things happen ... strange
In this case, the combination of the huge flat continent and the Great Lakes makes violent weather quiet plausible. Cold air streams from the north and warm, humid air streams from the south are already a receipe for desaster if they collide. You can see that on the frequently occuring tornados, which dont just make ships or planes disappear, but entire towns.
In addition to that, there are the enourmous water bodies like Lake Michigan. They call it "Lake", but its size makes the Bodensee look like a pond. Everything is bigger in America...
It can create situations, like when the water is still warm in autumn and cold air comes in from the north, where severe storm builds up on the lake. They dont call Chicago "Windy City" for nothing.... :)
I had not looked at it that way and yes, it makes sense in the case of Michigan Triangle
Interesante post, cuenta con mi apoyo, espero sea mutuo, ya que de eso depende nuestro crecimiento en esta comunidad. Te sigo.
gracias
Nice Post!
thanks
i like it
I knew about it, but I'm from there. I hate to say it's aliens....But, it's aliens. ツ
ancient aliens? :D
Yeah, that meme always makes me laugh with his hair. But maybe not so ancient ones continue to mess with Earth. :D