A steam devil like a dust devil, but with steam fog. It has no parent storm (or supercell), meaning it is not attached to a rotating thunderstorm.

A steam devil is the result of frigid weather meeting with warmer water – in this case Lake Michigan – and humidifying the water into steam. There may be some steam in Chicago, but things are ...

Kristen Evenson captured video of something called a steam devil on Lake Michigan.Weather Watch 12 Chief Meteorologist Mark Baden explains how steam devils form in the video above. PORT WASHINGTON ...

A worker at Lake Cumberland State Resort Park captured video of a weather phenomenon. WKYT Chief Meteorologist Chris Bailey says the video shows a 'steam devil.' shared the video on it's Facebook ...