Intrepid fundraisers will once again plunge into the frigid waters of Lake Superior this spring, in an effort to raise funds for Thunder Bay charities.

If the Super Plungers braved the cold waters of the Chesapeake Bay for 24 plunges in 24 hours over the weekend, you can do it once.

WE GOT THE PLUNGE SHIRT. AND WE HAVE A NEW SINGLETON HERE. HE’S WITH SPECIAL OLYMPICS MARYLAND AND A NEW. THIS IS ALL FOR ATHLETES. YOU AND YOUR FELLOW ATHLETES. TELL ME HOW IT FEELS TO SEE ALL THESE PEOPLE OUT HERE PLUNGING TO RAISE MONEY FOR YOU.

If the Super Plungers braved the cold waters of the Chesapeake Bay for 24 plunges in 24 hours over the weekend, you can do it once. More than 50 brave men and women took part in

The most notable event of the weekend, the Polar Bear Plunge, had a record number of 4416 people running into the Atlantic Ocean this year. Festival organizers say the water Sunday afternoon was a chilly 37 degrees and it was just about 41 degrees outside.

Rochester Polar Plunge took place Sunday at Ontario Beach Park. The event is a fundraiser for the New York Special Olympics, and each participant must raise at least $100. Nearly $350,000 was raised this year from the 1,