What you should know in Michigan Here's everything to know about lake effect snow this winter season: Lake effect snow occurs when cold air moves across the open waters of the Great Lakes creating ...

Stunning video captured by a Michigan photographer shows a giant fog wave rolling over Lake Michigan as a storm approached.

Lake effect snow is expected to continue throughout northern Michigan, prompting the continuation of Winter Storm Warnings for areas along the Lake Michigan lakeshore. A Winter Storm Warning was ...

Due to the snow emergency in the City of Erie, City Hall will be closed to the public on Monday and Tuesday. Michigan is battered, too Parts of Michigan were battered by lake-effect snow as bands ...

Parts of Michigan were battered by lake-effect snow, which happens when warm, moist air rising from a body of water mixes with cold dry air overhead. Bands of snow that have been rolling off Lake ...

In early December, towns in the United States along the five Great Lakes were buried in snow. Parts of upstate New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan saw nearly 1.2 metres of lake-effect snow.

Temperatures are predicted to drop late on May 8 in northern Michigan prompting a freeze watch. Here's what to know.

Regions in the southern Lower Peninsula got 28-63 inches of snow. The National Weather Service tracks annual snowfall totals for regions across Michigan ... office in White Lake said.

In early December, parts of upstate New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan saw nearly 1.2 metres of lake-effect snow. While many people think lake-effect snow is caused by moisture from the ...

At the base of the Keweenaw lies the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Michigan's largest area of undeveloped ... and creates a bounty of lake-effect snow. The city of Houghton averages 200 ...

The move would shutter GLERL altogether and endanger Michigan residents, Rice said. Among the impacts, beach forecasts would potentially disappear, lake effect snow and other hazardous weather ...

The significant lake-effect snow event, which began late last week, has produced snowfall totals in excess of 3 to 5 feet across portions of Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New York, according ...