In Michigan, lake effect snow most often tends to fall in western Upper Peninsula, along the north shore of the UP, and in the Lower Peninsula from the tip of the mitten to Indiana along Lake ...

The lake effect snow machine is getting ready to start again across parts of Michigan, the National Weather Service said this week. Cadillac, Big Rapids, Muskegon and Kalamazoo are among the areas ...

In Michigan, lake effect snow most often tends to fall in western Upper Peninsula, along the north shore of the UP, and in the Lower Peninsula from the tip of the mitten to Indiana along Lake ...

In Michigan, lake effect snow most often tends to fall in western Upper Peninsula, along the north shore of the UP, and in the Lower Peninsula from the tip of the mitten to Indiana along Lake ...

"Clearly, the vast majority of snow was a result of lake effect, as plenty of other parts of Michigan only saw an inch or two at best." Air temperatures in Michigan fell below zero Jan. 18-22.

This is a lake-effect snow, so the snow will rely on cold air. The cold air with gradually shift into Michigan Wednesday and be fully settled in over the whole state by sunrise Thursday.

Today, though, much of Michigan will still see some lake-effect snow. It’s forecast to be heavy in a few spots across the state, with the very southwest corner of Michigan under a Winter Weather ...

Lake effect snow could leave up to 7 inches inland from Ludington and Manistee. Further south, areas between Holland and Grand Rapids could see more than 7 inches of snow by the end of the week.

Monday's intense lake effect snow band from Lake Michigan brought 7.5 inches of snow and whiteout conditions near Hartford in western Michigan, where a pileup closed Interstate 94 in both directions.

Lake effect snow forecast: Maps show projected snowfall in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York The Great Lakes region is continuing face lake effect snow as some areas are bracing for multiple ...

"Clearly, the vast majority of snow was a result of lake effect, as plenty of other parts of Michigan only saw an inch or two at best." Air temperatures in Michigan fell below zero Jan. 18-22.

"Clearly, the vast majority of snow was a result of lake effect, as plenty of other parts of Michigan only saw an inch or two at best." Air temperatures in Michigan fell below zero Jan. 18-22.