Abstract The Laurentian Great Lakes are one of the most prominent hotspots for the study of
climate change induced lake warming. Warming trends in large, deep lakes, which are often …

Lakes around the world are warming, but not all water layers are warming at the same rate,
and some are even cooling. Most studies have focused on summer lake water surface …

Warming-induced changes in lake thermal and mixing regimes present risks to water quality
and ecosystem services provided by US lakes and reservoirs. Modulation of responses by …

Abstract The Laurentian Great Lakes are the world's largest freshwater system and regulate
the climate of the Great Lakes region, which has been increasingly experiencing climatic …

Previous research has identified significant and highly variable summertime (July–August–
September) warming trends across the Great Lakes, with critical implications for aquatic …

Lake heatwaves—prolonged periods of hot surface water temperature in lakes—have
recently been shown to increase in intensity and duration, with numerous potential …

In late winter, solar radiation is the main driver of water motion in ice-covered lakes. The
resulting circulation and mixing determine the spatial distribution of heat within the lake and …

Climate change is rapidly warming aquatic ecosystems including lakes and reservoirs.
However, variability in lake characteristics can modulate how lakes respond to climate …

Many studies have examined the effects of climate warming on lake stability, but few have
addressed environmental changes concomitant with climate change, such as alterations in …

Temperature influences the rates of many ecosystem processes. A number of recent studies
have found evidence of systematic increases in Great Lakes surface water temperatures …