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Evanston, IL

by Carlyn Kranking

by Carlyn Kranking

When temperatures drop, a phenomenon known as “pancake ice” can sometimes be seen on Lake Michigan. These circles form when ice rotates, collecting loose ice crystals called frazil along the edges, giving the lakefront a supernatural look.

 

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