Earlier this week- some of the Great Lakes regions received up to 5 feet of snow. More snowfall is expected this week over areas that were the hardest hit over the past few days. Sign up for our ...

Massive storm covers region Lake-effect snow, which can last for only a few minutes to several days, develops from narrow bands of clouds that form when cold, dry arctic air passes over a large ...

Clouds form, snow falls The lake effect begins when cold air blows over the lakes’ warmer waters. Warming air from the lakes pushes the cold air’s moisture to a spot in the sky that creates ...

are in line to receive more snow Friday morning from lake-effect snow coming off the Great Salt Lake. Mahan said those areas could receive 1-4 inches of snow during the first half of Friday ...

These showers will only produce light snow with minimal accumulations. A lake effect band may form south and southeast of the Great Salt Lake later this evening and into the overnight hours.

Areas across northern Lower Michigan could see 1-5 inches in the lake effect snow belt from Traverse City northeast toward Rogers City. Even without the snow falling this week, the Gaylord NWS ...

As the system from Sunday exits the region, lake effect snow is expected on Monday. However, since highs will be in the mid-30s, little to no impacts are expected.

The recent powerful storm systems and the snowmelt from heavy lake-effect have changed the drought status for many of us Michiganders.

The Keweenaw Peninsula has surpassed the 300-inch mark for snow in the 2024-25 Winter Season. The Keweenaw County Road ...

As of March 16, average ice cover across the lakes was roughly 13.5%. Lake Superior was at 9.2%, and Lake Michigan was at 10.7%.

The National Weather Service issued an updated report at 9:58 a.m. EST on Tuesday for lake effect snow and showers until 6 p.m. EST for Leelanau, Otsego, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Crawford ...