CLEVELAND, Ohio — The lake-effect is back in gear in Northeast Ohio and the National Weather Service warns that some portions ...

The NWS report says above-normal water temperatures on Lake Erie, along with “cold air, ample low-level moisture, and a fetch across Lake Erie” created ideal conditions for lake-effect snow ...

There are two communities in the state that have received close to 9 feet of snow through the first week of January. Munising ...

An increase in lake-effect will bring an inch or two of snow to West Michigan, and more in Northern Michigan. Colder air is ...

Clouds have cleared and sunshine is ahead for half the day. Clouds increase this afternoon as our next front approaches. It will bring light scattered snow overnight tonight through tomorrow morning.

Light lake effect snow showers develop along the northwest and northerly wind belts by midday. This mainly impacts areas near Lake Superior. However, a stronger band of snow could form in Eastern ...

Expect bands and squalls of lake effect snow in the Primary Snow Belt from midnight through Thursday. Most of this snow will extend from Euclid east to Conneaut, but if the band wobbles south ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The National Weather Service said Saturday evening that even though the Northeast Ohio region has had ...

"The resurgence of arctic air is triggering a new round of heavy lake-effect snow across the Great Lakes through today and tonight before gradually tapering off on Friday." The Snow Belt regions ...

Lake effect snow has already pummeled some parts ... the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is one of the largest and most distinct snow belts in the United States with the west side of the state not ...

For lake-effect snow to occur ... Snow is forecast to continue in New York’s snow belts on Friday, though the orientation of the bands is predicted to change as the winds shift from westerly ...

More than two feet of snow could fall in the most persistent bands in central New York, with treacherous travel and whiteout ...