EFFECT SNOW IS THAT IT’S ALWAYS A VERY TINY BAND THAT WILL IMPACT IN SOME AREAS, A BIG WAY FOR A VERY SMALL ... YOU ARE DEFINITELY THE TARGET BULLSEYE FOR THIS LAKE EFFECT BAND.

THE BIG CAVEAT WITH THIS FORECAST IS IF WE SEE A HEAVY LAKE EFFECT SNOW BAND DEVELOP AND SIT OVER PART OF THE AREA, MOST LIKELY IN THIS AREA, SHADED IN BLUE, WE COULD SEE SOME HIGHER TOTALS.

The big winter storm is staying to our south, but the lake effect snow machine turns on Sunday evening. As the wind shifts northeast, expect a band of lake effect snow to develop after 8pm Sunday.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) – Lake effect snow that ... With the band of lake snow slowly continue to weaken as it shifts south, we don’t expect any big snow accumulations tonight, but there ...

Lake effect snow band shifts north; some heavier bursts with quick accumulations Saturday Heat suspend Jimmy Butler; will ...

Parts of Illinois and Wisconsin will see rare lake-effect snow off Lake Michigan on Monday. Snow rates in this band are as ...

Heavy lake effect snow continues to fall this morning across northern portions of Oneida County. This will be the final day ...

While some areas won't see much snowfall or any at all, a band of lake-effect snow is expected to develop starting Sunday night, possibly dumping several inches of snow in far northeastern Illinois.

Lake-effect snow is expected to blanket communities ... Still some uncertainties with the location/duration of the band and thus amounts. Cannot rule out a higher end event for impacted areas.

This is the nature of the beast with localized lake effect snow bands. Further into the weekend there will be some movement of the band of snow and hence heavy snow accumulation. By this evening ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – No rest for the snow-weary downwind of the Great Lakes as another multiday lake-effect snowstorm continues ... Forecasters are also watching the band off of Lake Ontario this ...

Lake-effect snow is expected to blanket communities ... That broad range accounts for the fact that some areas might not experience the snow band at all, explained Phil Kurimski, meteorologist ...