The Great Lakes region may get up to 12 more inches of snow in a new storm next week after getting blasted by a lake-effect storm this holiday weekend, AccuWeather meteorologist Alex DaSilva told ...

Lake effect snow occurs when cold air, typically front Canada, moves over the warmer waters of the lakes, picking up the moisture and forming snow bands. Snowfall rates in these narrow bands can ...

Cities and towns from the Great Lakes region to parts of the Northeast are bracing for more snow and strong winds as the next in a series of fast-moving clipper systems threatens the region. … ...

Weather forecasters on Saturday warned of a "coast-to-coast winter storm" overtaking the nation – with heavy snow in the Great Lakes and New England; sleet and freezing rain in the Northeast and ...

Snow totals from this storm won’t be nearly as significant as those from lake-effect snow over the holiday weekend. A few inches will likely accumulate from the Great Lakes through elevated ...

What is 'lake-effect' storm? Lake-effect snow is a weather phenomenon that occurs when cold, dry air moves over a large, warmer body of water, such as the Great Lakes.

Snow expected this week in Northeast, Midwest, Southwest. Accuweather meteorologists predicted a "major" storm brewing Monday that will bring wintery conditions to the Great Lakes region. Strong ...

Some storm-weary residents of the Great Lakes region saw additional snow Monday and faced the prospect of even more accumulations this week after U.S. travelers battled harsh weather to get home ...

Extreme Weather Storm to slam Great Lakes region with feet of snow. The greatest snow totals are expected around Watertown in New York’s Tug Hill Plateau, as well as between Erie, Pennsylvania ...

Lake effect snow occurs when cold air, typically front Canada, moves over the warmer waters of the lakes, picking up the moisture and forming snow bands. Snowfall rates in these narrow bands can ...

It’s still snowing in the Great Lakes after it snarled travel, stranded motorists and buried homes. A short-lived break is coming before more snow arrives.