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Meteotsunamis

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Meteotsunamis are large, weather-driven waves. This one occurred on Lake Michigan in April 2018.

The unusually large waves were driven into the shore by a large atmospheric pressure drop.

Had the phenomenon occurred in summertime, it likely would have swept unsuspecting beachgoers into the water.

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