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 ...

Ohio's winter forecast points to warmer temperatures, but what could El Niño mean for snowfall and cold snaps? Here's what ...

Central New York could see its first lake-effect snowflakes this weekend, just days after temperatures climbed toward ...

El Niño winters tend to bring fewer, weaker Arctic outbreaks across the Great Lakes, but that doesn't guarantee less ...

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 ...

The Fort Drum Safety Office is preparing the base for the upcoming Northern New York.

Michigan is favored for a warmer-than-average winter with less snow, according to NOAA's latest outlook. Here's what El Niño ...

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

Warmer-than-average temperatures are favored across the Great Lakes region this winter, but that doesn't mean northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan will escape snow.

Central New York will see periods of rain and gusty winds through Friday evening as a cold front moves through the region, with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms during the afternoon hours. A ...

A major, record-breaking warm-up followed by a bone-chilling cooldown across much of the central and eastern United States ...