In 1988, experts predicted the Great Lakes states would warm 4-9 degrees and the lakes would lose 2-9 feet of water by the year 2030. This would cause millions of people to migrate there.
30 Sep 1988, Page 3 – Detroit Free Press at Newspapers.com
Average temperatures at the Great Lakes states peaked in 1921 and are about the same now as they were at the end of the 19th century.
The frequency of hot days in the region has plummeted over the past century to record lows.
There has been no trend in Great Lakes water levels over the past century.
The Great Lakes Go Dry: How One-Fifth Of The World’s Fresh Water Is Dwindling Away – ThinkProgress
Last January, the “Great Lakes News Collaborative” predicted record low Great Lakes ice cover.
“The Great Lakes News Collaborative includes Bridge Michigan; Circle of Blue; Great Lakes Now at Detroit Public Television; and Michigan Radio, Michigan’s NPR News Leader; who work together to bring audiences news and information about the impact of climate change
Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are both likely to see less ice than ever at peak freeze in 2022. “Michigan and Huron were both projected to be lower than they’ve been as far as the maximum ice cover for the year, about 10 and 12%, respectively, where the lowest on record was about 13 and 23%, respectively.”
Great Lakes researchers predict record-low ice coverage – Great Lakes Now
A few weeks later ice cover was right at the 1980-2010 median.
Was at multiple Great Lakes last week. Everything looked completely normal. Huron, Superior, Michigan.