Wrong you are...very very wrong... Lake Michigan has waterspouts all the
time in the summer and has sitch waves....better do some studying up on the
meteorological conditions present on the Great Lakes...
"Donal" wrote in message
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Much nonsense about whether Lake Michigan is a lake or a sea, has been
written here over the years.

I would like to settle this debate for once and for all.

Here are some photos that depict conditions in real seas.

http://www.arendnet.com/atlant4.htm


I think that we can agree that conditions like these cannot be found on
"Lake" Michigan!


Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in message

Much nonsense about whether Lake Michigan is a lake or a sea, has been
written here over the years.

I would like to settle this debate for once and for all.

Here are some photos that depict conditions in real seas.

http://www.arendnet.com/atlant4.htm


I think that we can agree that conditions like these cannot be found on
"Lake" Michigan!

Great photos. The top one looks like a bulk freighter on Lake M. with an
approaching squall with a trailing wall cloud. Beyond that there isn't much
resemblance. Then again, would any of this ever be seen in the Adriatic,
the Med. or the Red sea? Sea doesn't mean the open ocean, necessarily. It
refers to bodies of water of various sizes.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
nk.net...

"Donal" wrote in message

Much nonsense about whether Lake Michigan is a lake or a sea, has been
written here over the years.

I would like to settle this debate for once and for all.

Here are some photos that depict conditions in real seas.

http://www.arendnet.com/atlant4.htm


I think that we can agree that conditions like these cannot be found on
"Lake" Michigan!

Great photos. The top one looks like a bulk freighter on Lake M. with an
approaching squall with a trailing wall cloud. Beyond that there isn't
much
resemblance. Then again, would any of this ever be seen in the Adriatic,
the Med. or the Red sea? Sea doesn't mean the open ocean, necessarily.
It
refers to bodies of water of various sizes.

The Med. gets some scary storms. A friend got airlifted off of a yacht in
an F10 by an American aircraft carrier's helicopter. He was very impressed
by the fact that it took a 1/2 hour to get from the helicopter to the sick
bay - after the helicopter had landed!!

He was very unimpressed by the fact that the helicopter couldn't find them
without radio assistance!!



Regards


Donal
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