The lake effect snow will come in several rounds, with major travel impacts and six inches of snow for some parts and just a trace for others ...

Many Americans are familiar with the term lake-effect snow. Those who live in the Great Lakes Region, the area most often impacted by this winter weather occurrence, certainly know how it can affect ...

As cities bordering the Great Lakes dig out from heavy snowfalls and local forecasts warn of more to come, scientists are uncovering a complicated future for one of North America’s most dramatic ...

Lake effect snow is a term many of us have heard before. And typically, you see the heaviest bands of snow develop off the Great Lakes. ALSO READ: Snow expected for New Year's Eve and Day; Cold wind ...

Sunny skies stick around Thursday, but the cold remains firmly in place. Afternoon highs will reach the lower teens, while morning wind chills dip between 5 and 15 degrees below zero. Those wind ...

As the clipper departs, much colder air will pour across Lake Erie, allowing lake-effect snow to intensify Saturday night and continue through Sunday. A lake-effect snow warning is in effect from 1 ...

Some parts of southeast Wisconsin will see some snow to end the month of January. Lake effect snow is in the forecast from ...