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4.) Lake Huron
In 1913, Lake Huron hosted the deadliest storm to ever hit the Great Lakes: an extratropical cyclone—something much like a blizzard and a hurricane—which killed 187 people and sank 8 ships. Like Lake Michigan, some of the boats caught in the storm were never found.
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