Yes, because Lake Michigan has a big effect on Chicago because it takes water longer to change temperature, than air. So weeks into the winter, the warmer lake can change the cold and dry air above the nearby land to a nicer temperature . It takes water longer to change temperature than air. So weeks into the winter, the warmer (and naturally more moist) lake can interact with the cold and dry air above the nearby land. When the wind is out of some easterly direction the result is lake effect snow.
the waters of the Great Lakes. because of size and location lake michigan plays the biggest part in creating the 'lake affect'
You can find lake Michigan going through Chicago.
Chicago is on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan
From Chicago, Lake Michigan is to the east.
Chicago is located next to Lake Michigan. Downtown Chicago is located just off to the west of Lake Michigan.
No, Lake Michigan is considered a lake.
Chicago Illinois is not a lake (great or otherwise). It is a city on the shore of Lake Michigan, which is one of the Great Lakes.
It is east and northeast of Chicago. Or some people say Chicago is on Lake Michigan.
It is not in, but next to Lake Michigan.
Lake Michigan.
Chicago, Illinois is located on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan.
Yes Lake Michigan is in Chicago.
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