It's often asked if warm Great Lakes water will produce excess lake-effect snow when we get into winter. Let's take a look at ...

Lake-effect snow is common over Michigan, but this go-round it's lake-effect rain we will deal with. The rain clouds could be ...

A storm system barely visible on a satellite loop can flatten one small town under feet of snow while a neighboring community only a few miles away watches flurries dust the ground. This narrow, ...

Lake-effect snow happens when cold, dry air passes over a warmer lake and picks up heat and moisture from the water. As this air rises, it forms clouds that can turn into narrow bands of intense ...

After seeing mild temperatures and flooding rains Wednesday morning, Buffalo, NY saw cold winds kick up major snows off of Lake Erie after the cold front passed — and it hasn’t been pretty. In fact, ...

A very strong El Niño could shift the storm track this winter, but more moisture does not always mean more snow.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected across Central New York on Tuesday, with temperatures climbing near 80 ...