r/reddeadmysteries • u/ZanzTheMan • Sep 19 '24

Question random glowing green light???

was "roleplaying" (dont judge me for bringin life to the game) getting lost in the snowy mountains on horseback and surviving on hunting and stuff, when the weather got really bad like a blizzard. and i happend to come across lake isabella that quickly caught my eyes with this green light? anyone else seen this?

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u/SparramaduxOficial Sep 19 '24

A lake? In snow? It should be frozen. Maybe the light is indicating something to find? For instance the neanderthal guy? 👀

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u/SweetRaus Sep 20 '24

If lakes freeze anytime there is snow on the ground, explain why Lake Michigan doesn't freeze over.

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u/Wigger_Aesthetic Oct 05 '24

Lake Michigan is way too big to freeze over completely. It would take like 100 years of constant subzero temperatures for that to happen

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u/GeneralAny1973 Oct 10 '24

Michigan, like most of the great lakes, can mostly have its surface frozen, certainly enough to skate on. It's true the undercurrent doesn't freeze solid as it's too deep, but it'd take far less than 100 years for it to freeze completely solid

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u/Wigger_Aesthetic Oct 15 '24

the more you know I guess. didnt think a lake that big could freeze solidly. Ive seen videos of Ice in the lake by Chicago, but it was chunks, not like a solid flat surface.