@@Lakesuperior2022 I would think the Eastern side of the lake by the islands of Caribou and Misipicoten ( ?) would get the biggest waves as the waves have 400 miles to grow and most storms are from the West winds.
I live in Michigan!!! It's a beautiful State. Lake Superior LOOK'S so angry here, but don't be fooled, it's very gorgeous!!!!! The Pictures Rock's, are just stunning to see and believe!!!! The Mackinaw Bridge, take's your breath away!!!! Come to our State, you won't believe, how much there is to see.. Up North is so very pretty!!!! Traverse City, Charlevoix, Boyne Mountain.... It's an absolute pleasure living here!!!! 🍁🍁🍁🍁..... 🥀🥀🥀🥀....
Ecclesiasticus 39:28 “There be spirits that are created for vengeance, which in their fury lay on sore strokes; in the time of destruction they pour out their force, and appease the wrath of him that made them.”
Love it! TH-cam just suggested your channel to me. Amazing! A few thoughts: I much prefer the static shot in this video over the "chase the waves" videography in the other video of yours I watched. Also, I know it is your time, but make this 30, 60, or even 90 minutes and I (and many others) would park and replay such a video on our third or fourth monitors (digital video frame). I miss the Great Lakes more than some of my kids (at times) and love that you are creating and sharing these. Thank you!
Thank you very much for taking the time to write that. It's funny you said that. One problem is these big waves only come in every ten minutes or so I don't think people would watch the 10 minutes in between. And they never really stay in the same place they're scattered all over. The TH-cam stats tells me 47 sec is the average amount of time people watch one. And as soon as I posted a short one the first comment was can you make it longer. I started making one long one the other day anyway. But it will be a while I have alot of footage to go through.
Sorry Gwi, it's the waves of November. I have a cottage 30ft above the lake on Southern shore. Every year between 11/7 & 11/20 the season change begins & severe weather happens, with winds well over 70+ mph. Awesome power of the big lake.
What the hell is this. This is the god damn ocean. I live on the pacific and this looks like ocean to me 😂😂😂😂. These are actually 2-3x bigger than the average wave in Vancouver in English bay which is essentially open ocean. It’s a massive bay which has an island separating the bay and the pacific.
Lake Superior can get pretty riled up in late fall... jet stream changes bringing strong storms & winds from Canada create some impressive wave action on this lake.... check out the videos showing waves crashing over the cliffs and into the forests. Better yet, bring your sceptical self to L. Superior between mid October - mid December and see it for yourself
A lot of the big waves in the ocean had hurricanes and huge storms and a lot of distance to build up, and via whitecaps, merge into longer waves. A lot of the shores receiving these waves are after the waves and storm have separated, and the height reduced. Lake Waves while it's windy tend to be shorter because they are still choppy from the wind.
OMG! Why do the great lakes look so much like the ocean? and this is coming from someone who lives in a city 15 miles away from southern California's coastline. This looks a lot the pacific ocean to me.
There is no other body of water like this. That clear, cold, angry look of Superior like this is unique on Earth.
It's nothing short of amazing. Lake isn't the word for this body of water
Waves that never give up their dead. I have nothing but respect for this terrifyingly cold freshwater sea.
Me too. It almost got me once
This is the most beautiful video footage!! I love it when the lake is a confused mass of waves, as it is here!
I'm pretty sure I have a way longer video somewhere of this one
Clear, clean, and crisp ...awesome!!
I usually do pictures but I ran this for most of the morning. There were some pretty big ones that day
So beautiful! I always watch the Duluth Canal bridge live cam looking for these waves 🌊
I've never heard of it. Thanks I'll look it up. These are all from the Ontario side. It would be nice to watch from home
@@Lakesuperior2022 I would think the Eastern side of the lake by the islands of Caribou and Misipicoten ( ?) would get the biggest waves as the waves have 400 miles to grow and most storms are from the West winds.
I live in Michigan!!! It's a beautiful State. Lake Superior LOOK'S so angry here, but don't be fooled, it's very gorgeous!!!!! The Pictures Rock's, are just stunning to see and believe!!!! The Mackinaw Bridge, take's your breath away!!!! Come to our State, you won't believe, how much there is to see.. Up North is so very pretty!!!! Traverse City, Charlevoix, Boyne Mountain.... It's an absolute pleasure living here!!!! 🍁🍁🍁🍁..... 🥀🥀🥀🥀....
I’m Canadian side but next year we’re going to spend a lot of the fall over there. They always seem bigger on that side
YES, ALL of Michigan is beautiful!!
Ecclesiasticus 39:28 “There be spirits that are created for vengeance, which in their fury lay on sore strokes; in the time of destruction they pour out their force, and appease the wrath of him that made them.”
Outstanding audio!!! Usually when Gitche Gumee be angry like this, all you hear is the sound of the wind destroying your speakers. Lol
I hide in a little cubby in the rocks there
Atlantic Ocean: no freshwater can ever come close to me or my salty brothers!
Lake Superior: Hold my beer!
Lol
Yes, but there's nothing to grab you in those waters, something very comforting in that.
..wave...like the sea...
Love it! TH-cam just suggested your channel to me. Amazing! A few thoughts: I much prefer the static shot in this video over the "chase the waves" videography in the other video of yours I watched. Also, I know it is your time, but make this 30, 60, or even 90 minutes and I (and many others) would park and replay such a video on our third or fourth monitors (digital video frame). I miss the Great Lakes more than some of my kids (at times) and love that you are creating and sharing these. Thank you!
Thank you very much for taking the time to write that. It's funny you said that. One problem is these big waves only come in every ten minutes or so I don't think people would watch the 10 minutes in between. And they never really stay in the same place they're scattered all over. The TH-cam stats tells me 47 sec is the average amount of time people watch one. And as soon as I posted a short one the first comment was can you make it longer. I started making one long one the other day anyway. But it will be a while I have alot of footage to go through.
@@Lakesuperior2022 Long or short, count me as a fan (and subscriber!)
Gorgeous.
Thank you
LOVE IT!!
"It's alive!" Yeah, I could watch an hour of that...
I just tried to make an hour long one and it crashed the computer lol.
Put it on loop.
love that big lake
I hear ya. No place I'd rather go and just sit
Now there's a high roller
WOW, that is like a painting in motion. Gorgeous,. And the rock mountain in the back is mimicking water mountains in front. Did you shoot this?
Yup. It was one of those rare storm days that actually had some color
Just beautiful!!!!!!
good to see
Those are some serious lumps out there.
Where is this, along M-28 around Au Train - Munising?
They're all around lake superior park North of Sault Ste Marie on
The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead
When the skies of December turn gloomy.
Nothing said about the like, once I was in the middle of it and dipped a cup and had a cold drink.
Sorry Gwi, it's the waves of November. I have a cottage 30ft above the lake on Southern shore. Every year between 11/7 & 11/20 the season change begins & severe weather happens, with winds well over 70+ mph. Awesome power of the big lake.
imagine surfin those waves
A couple guys do
Water is life
What the hell is this. This is the god damn ocean. I live on the pacific and this looks like ocean to me 😂😂😂😂. These are actually 2-3x bigger than the average wave in Vancouver in English bay which is essentially open ocean. It’s a massive bay which has an island separating the bay and the pacific.
Lol every video on here is lake superior
Lake Superior can get pretty riled up in late fall... jet stream changes bringing strong storms & winds from Canada create some impressive wave action on this lake.... check out the videos showing waves crashing over the cliffs and into the forests. Better yet, bring your sceptical self to L. Superior between mid October - mid December and see it for yourself
Interesting how the frequency of the Superior waves is much higher than a comparative ocean wave
A lot of the big waves in the ocean had hurricanes and huge storms and a lot of distance to build up, and via whitecaps, merge into longer waves. A lot of the shores receiving these waves are after the waves and storm have separated, and the height reduced. Lake Waves while it's windy tend to be shorter because they are still choppy from the wind.
Бррррр ! Cold !!!
OMG! Why do the great lakes look so much like the ocean? and this is coming from someone who lives in a city 15 miles away from southern California's coastline. This looks a lot the pacific ocean to me.
They’re all north of Sault Ste. Marie on.
Where we at?
North of Sault Ste marie
Ontario side
anniversary today of the sinking of the edmund fitzgerald
Yup
Frightening! 🙄
Only if you fall in lol