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Scientists reconstructed 120 years of Great Lakes ice cover using historical temperatures, revealing warming trends and shorter frost seasons.
Researchers have reconstructed a 120-year record of ice cover on the Great Lakes using historical temperature data from 1897, filling a critical gap in climate records.
By linking air temperature to ice formation, the dataset enables scientists to study long-term trends in winter ecology, climate change impacts, and safety on ice.
It reveals a warming trend with shorter frost seasons and more extreme weather, despite year-to-year variability, including recent record lows and unusually high ice coverage.
The data supports research on species like whitefish and helps communities prepare for future environmental changes in the region.
Los científicos reconstruyeron 120 años de la capa de hielo de los Grandes Lagos usando temperaturas históricas, revelando tendencias de calentamiento y temporadas de heladas más cortas.