Heavy lake-effect snow creates treacherous travel in Great Lakes region as widespread Arctic chill freezes US
Biting cold conditions – below-freezing in some areas – will sweep across a large swath of the United States Sunday while heavy, record-breaking lake-effect snow makes post-holiday travel “treacherous” and nearly “impossible” in parts of the Great Lakes region.
The wintry event was fueled by gusty winds moving over the warmer waters of the Great Lakes, causing the warm, moist air ...
The Great Lakes region will get hit with another snowstorm next week after getting blasted by a lake-effect storm this ...
The lake-effect storm disrupted holiday plans and travel across the region. National Guard troops were dispatched in New York ...
The first big snow of the season threatened to bury towns in New York along lakes Erie and Ontario during a hectic holiday ...
The Great Lakes region on Saturday began digging out from the season's first major snowstorm as the Midwest and Plains ...
Post-Thanksgiving travel plans were thrown into trouble as almost 30 inches of snow fell along Lake Erie, closing a stretch ...
The snowfall was heaviest along Interstate 90, the National Weather Service said, which hugs Lake Erie from Buffalo, New York ...
States braced for more whiteout conditions in the coming days as a lake-effect storm dropped several feet of snow in parts of ...
Travel will be extremely difficult and hazardous this weekend,” the National Weather Service warned on Saturday.
Forecasters say heavy lake effect snow will impact travel throughout the weekend east and southeast of the Great Lakes.
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