Strong wind causes wicked wave action along Lake Huron shoreline at Kincardine

Tuesday seemed like a spring day, unless you were at the beach in Kincardine.

Strong wind churned up the water of Lake Huron, causing waves to crash against the ice formations along the shoreline. The water spraying up over the ice was fascinating to watch - but it was a bone-chilling activity.

The mild temperature enjoyed Tuesday will be a thing of the past, as high wind and snow flurries return to the Kincardine area. In fact, Kincardine is currently under a snow squall watch.

The snowy, cold, windy weather is expected to continue right through to Christmas Day.



Waves crash against the ice formations along the Lake Huron shoreline at Harbour Street, Kincardine, Tuesday morning