Meteorologists, lifeguards, outdoor enthusiasts, and simply those who enjoy observing nature agree that ice is never 100 percent safe ... days in Duluth, the thickness of the ice is still very ...

Knowing the ice thickness of a water body before, for example, going ice fishing, is key to your safety. So what exactly is a safe ice thickness, if any? The answer is…there is no such thing as ...

PLATTSBURGH — Checking the thickness of the ice is paramount to safety when ice fishing. It should be done with an auger or “spud bar,” a long, metal tool with a chisel on one end ...

Knowing the thickness of that top layer of ice is crucial to determining whether or not a lake is safe to venture out on. Ice ...

Given the fact that this has been an unusual season, it is probably a good idea to talk about the safety of ice thickness. Whether it is Lake Ontario or just the pond in your backyard, checking ...

Not knowing the thickness or quality of ... These guidelines for going on new, clear ice are likely familiar, but a good rule of thumb to keep yourself safe. While the DNR does not check ice ...

“There can be, and often are, cracks and changes in the ice thickness that you will not see.” Here's what to know about staying safe around thin ice. Since ice can also conceal debris or ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has more ice thickness safety guidelines here.