A Chicago man is making a splash and continuing tradition, despite the arctic weather.
On Friday, Dan O'Conor, also known as the Great Lake Jumper, leaped into Lake Michigan. This is a daily tradition he started in June 2020 during the peak of the pandemic, and he has successfully kept the jumps going for more than two years now.
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