Lake Effect Snow Warnings will take effect starting at 4 p.m. Thursday and continue until 1 a.m. Saturday. Oswego and Northern Cayuga counties could then see additional heavy lake-effect snow ...

A winter storm has dumped snow along the central and southeastern United States the past few days. Find out how much snow has fallen near you.

A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 1 a.m. Monday, with a lake effect snow warning ... also predicted in all five counties. Snow forecast map: See snowfall projections by day The ...

Multiple winter weather-related alerts are in place across parts of New York, as well as further south in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Lake effect snow warning issued in NY ... The normal seasonal snowfall average is around 102 inches. Snow forecast map: See snowfall projections by day The map below shows the probability that ...

However future snow amounts should lessen as drier air finally arrives Wednesday night. Here's a map showing the current state of lake effect snow alerts for the area as of 9 AM Tuesday ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The extreme cold and lake effect snow will be in the forecast ... Here are my county-by-county snow maps for tonight through Monday morning: If you're looking forward to spring ...

Why is Upstate NY getting hit so hard by lake effect snow? The answer starts 600 miles away (map) Syracuse, on average the snowiest large city in America, has had 89.3 inches of snow so far this ...

In the Northeast, the map above shows heavy snow in favored lake-effect areas. With the lakes freezing later than usual this season, some parts of New York state have been buried with feet of lake ...

forecast maps showed a near-zero chance in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Still, it happened somehow — and that's because of the local lakes. Lake-effect snow occurs when cold, dry Arctic air moves ...

And that’s just the beginning: The effects of the storm will continue into early next week, with high winds, brutal wind chills and the potential for heavy lake effect snow through Tuesday.