Lake effect snow and gusty winds will make travel difficult at times this weekend. *** A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY WILL BE IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF MICHIANA FROM 8 AM UNTIL 7 PM SUNDAY *** A system slid ...

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 ...

Light lake effect persists into early Thursday, slowly winding down by Thursday night. Temperatures in the teens today give way to a warming trend Thursday onwards." ©2025 Advance Local Media LLC.

Lake effect snow has continued throughout the night and is still showing up on radar as narrow bands of light echoes moving toward the SSE. The atmosphere is otherwise quite dry. Lakes and rivers ...

The lake effect snow will wind down Wednesday. A separate storm system could bring some snow showers Thursday. The weekend is looking cloudy but snow-free, with highs in the upper 30s.

Weather Lake-effect snow, arctic air to kick off the third week of February Windchills will be below zero into Tuesday morning with the continuation of some light to moderate lake-effect snow showers.

A band of lake-effect snow impacted an area from Angola to Albion on Wednesday, including metro Buffalo, as shown in this radar image from about 11:30 a.m. Several inches of snow were reported.

Lake effect snow developing across the Tug Hill region initially Tuesday morning will shift further south through the daytime. Snow showers across the Tug Hill region to start Tuesday.

Syracuse, N.Y. -- Heavy lake effect snow could pummel Central New York for the next three days, the National Weather Service said. The weather service issued an-depth briefing early this morning ...

Scattered lake-effect snow showers will move back into Michiana this evening, and the intensity will pick up in the coming hours. Overnight lows will once again drop to near 10.

Lake effect snow will dwindle by Thursday, and a gradual warming trend will continue into the weekend and early next week. WEDNESDAY (FEB 19TH): Some scattered light lake-effect snow showers are ...

The NWS has issued a lake effect snow warning with up to three feet of snow in communities along the Lake Ontario shoreline. Here's how much more snow will fall.