The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecast calls for 6 inches to 14 inches of snow in various parts of Erie County ...

FROM WHAT I’VE SEEN THIS MORNING, RACINE AND KENOSHA COUNTIES, ESPECIALLY EAST OF 94, 41, YOU ARE DEFINITELY THE TARGET BULLSEYE FOR THIS LAKE EFFECT BAND. NOW IT HAS SHIFTED A TINY BIT WEST ...

FUTURECAST SHOWS THAT BAND OF HEAVY SNOW STAYING TO THE SOUTH OF I-80 OVERNIGHT. BUT THERE’S THAT LAKE EFFECT STARTING TO DEVELOP OVERNIGHT CONTINUES INTO THE MORNING HOURS TOMORROW, AND IT WILL ...

While some areas won't see much snowfall or any at all, a band of lake-effect snow is expected to develop starting Sunday night, possibly dumping several inches of snow in far northeastern Illinois.

The lake effect band is shifting south and east, moving into northwest Indiana within the next few hours. Accumulations of one to two inches are possible as the band passes through the region.

A ground delay is also in effect until 10 a.m. Accumulations might reach 3 to 5 inches across portions of Lake County — perhaps even higher near the Wisconsin state line. As the snow band moves ...

The Northeast is no stranger to snow, but there is one winter phenomenon that sets much of the northern regions of New York apart: lake effect snow. The first big lake effect snowstorm of the ...

WEST MICHIGAN — The forecast from FOX 17 Meteorologist Kara James: A "clipper system" is moving through overnight, creating an energized round of lake effect snow overnight and through tomorrow ...

with more than 3 inches per hour possible in the bands hitting the Tug Hill Plateau and portions of central New York. The FOX Forecast Center said drivers should expect extremely dangerous to ...

Lake-effect snow is expected to blanket communities ... That broad range accounts for the fact that some areas might not experience the snow band at all, explained Phil Kurimski, meteorologist ...

The location of these lake effect snow bands will change with the wind direction. Here's where the lake effect snow is this morning as of 10am from our Triple Doppler Radar: Here's where the snow ...