Heavy Lake-Effect Snow Set to Blast the Great Lakes
A potent blast of Arctic air sweeping across the eastern United States is set to unleash heavy lake-effect snow across the Great Lakes, with some areas bracing for accumulations of over two feet by Friday morning.
Feet of lake-effect snow pile up across Great Lakes as dangerous whiteout snarl travel
A state of emergency has been declared in several New York counties as Great Lakes communities from Michigan to the Empire State get blasted by another significant lake-effect snowstorm.
New round of heavy lake effect snow hits Upper Midwest and Northeast
A new round of heavy lake effect snow hit parts of the Upper Midwest and Northeast, causing dozens of accidents, including a truck that slammed into a fire engine in Michigan. NBC News' Erin McLaughlin reports.
Lake-Effect Snow Seen From Space in Stunning Satellite Images
❄️Impressive @NOAASatellites loop of lake effect snow bands across the Great Lakes. The heavy snow forms when cold air from the interior of Canada moves over the relatively warmer lakes. Numerous counties in Michigan and New York remain under warnings due to this snow.... pic.twitter.com/cUbU9rzIVo
North country battles round two of blustery lake-effect snow
The lake-effect snow storm Thursday caused some trouble for north country residents as snow continued to fall in the area through the afternoon and evening. A state trooper had to be taken to Samaritan Medical Center for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries Thursday after a multi-vehicle crash forced a portion of Interstate 81 to be shut down.
'Intense' Lake-Effect Snow Blasts Northern New York
Lake-effect snow blasted parts of northern New York off lakes Erie and Ontario on Thursday, December 12, according to official weather reports.Satellite imagery released by the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University shows “intense” bands of lake-effect snow moving across northern New York.
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How much lake-effect snow fell Thursday around Erie County?
The lake effect was in full effect Thursday, dumping inches of snow across parts of Erie County. An additional inch to ...
The surprising reason lake-effect snow buries cities: It's fluffy
Lake-effect snow can fall at unthinkable rates, in part because it has a low water content, making it light and fluffy.
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Lake effect snow warnings issued across New York. See latest snow projections
The National Weather Service in Buffalo has issued lake effect snow warnings for several counties across New York, ...
What is 'lake-effect snow'? Warm air from large bodies of water is the key ingredient
The lake-effect snow that has fallen in parts of upstate New York, Pennsylvania and Michigan is the result of cold, moist ...
Lake effect snow to continue in Buffalo, New York area Friday: See weather forecast
Lake effect snow is expected to continue in the Buffalo, New York area for most of Friday, according to the National Weather ...
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Lake Effect Snow Warning: Heavy snow to impact Western New York Thursday through Friday
A Lake Effect Snow Warning has been issued for parts of Western New York this Wednesday through Friday. Expect school ...
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What causes lake-effect snow? What to expect from the winter storms in Erie
Guess what, Erie? More lake-effect snow is heading our way this week. The National Weather Service office in Cleveland ...
Lake effect snow is in Michigan's forecast. What does lake effect mean?
The Great Lakes contribute to Michigan snowfall each season through the "lake effect." Here's how the process makes snow pile ...
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Lackawanna got clobbered by lake-effect snow. Most of Buffalo, Northtowns received an inch or two. Why the sharp divide?
Most of Buffalo and the Northtowns have received minimal snow. South Buffalo, Lackawanna and areas farther south have been ...
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Lake effect storm blog: Follow here for updates on mid-December storm
As the latest lake effect snowstorm rolls through Western New York, you can check the latest closings, cancellations, delays and alerts here.