Looking a lot more like the Arctic Ocean, Lake Michigan has its share of drift ice this year. While it appears to be quite solid, the drift ice is comprised of small pieces of ice "drifting" along on the surface of the lake. It's difficult to see, but a time-lapse image would show movement in almost every direction.
Apparently, the winds have been blowing from the Northwest, pushing all the ice toward the southeastern shore of the Great Lake.
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