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    The extent of Great Lakes ice cover on March 6, 2003 (top figure) is much greater than the normal defined by GLERL’s 30-winter median ice cover climatology (bottom figure). Lakes Superior, Huron, and Erie all have ice covers in excess of 90%. The last time that happened was during the winter

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    The extent of Great Lakes ice cover on March 6, 2003 (top figure) is much greater than the normal defined by GLERL’s 30-winter median ice cover climatology (bottom figure). Lakes Superior, Huron, and Erie all have ice covers in excess of 90%. The last time that happened was during the winter

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    Great Lakes Ice Cover - Winter 2003 Compared With GLERL's 30-Winter Ice Cover Climatology

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    Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
    The extent of Great Lakes ice cover on March 6, 2003 (top figure) is much greater than the normal defined by GLERL’s 30-winter median ice cover climatology (bottom figure). Lakes Superior, Huron, and Erie all have ice covers in excess of 90%. The last time that happened was during the winter

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    The extent of Great Lakes ice cover on March 6, 2003 (top figure) is much greater than the
    normal defined by GLERL’s 30-winter median ice cover climatology (bottom figure). Lakes
    Superior, Huron, and Erie all have ice covers in excess of 90%. The last time that happened
    was during the winter of 1996.

    Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory  Ann Arbor, MI  734-741-2235  March 2003

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