Weather Advisories are up for Buffalo and areas south of Buffalo for another round of lake effect snow, the bulk of which, for Buffalo, falls tonight ...

Friday will be mainly dry as the lake effect wraps up. Through the morning, some breaks in the clouds will allows for some moment of sunshine, but that won’t last long. The afternoon is quite cloudy.

Thursday was a “milder” and fairly quiet day, but a cold front moving through Thursday night will usher in some slightly chillier air on Friday and that will lead to some limited lake effect snow.

Temperatures for our Thursday were able to claw out of the teens and at least get back into the 20s, some even into the 30s. For perspective, it is always better to improve ...

Ice growth on the Great Lakes requires long spells of subfreezing temperatures like we’ve seen of late. The shallower lakes—Erie and Huron—are the first to build significant surface ice, with the ...

Winds should back off tonight, allowing for wind chills to be closer to the temperatures, around 12 on average with a wind chill of around 8 degrees. Snow should taper off late tonight/overnight.

It will be another snowy day to end the week with flurries and snow squall warnings in effect for parts of southern Ontario on Friday.

Friday will also be on the chilly side with highs struggling to make it to 20°. With the wind picking up out of the west, we may see a few scattered lake-effect snow showers, but anything out there ...

A passing cold front this evening will drop low temperatures back down to the single digits overnight into Friday morning with midday temperatures tomorrow barely hitting 20º.

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Grand Rapids released a long list of 96-hour snow totals today. Topping the list were the Lakeshore towns of Muskegon and Holland - both with 19 inches of snow.

Cold weather weary New Yorkers can look forward to a light warmup this weekend after a powerful deep freeze left temperatures well below normal, even for a typically frigid part of the country in ...

Lake-effect snow causes multiple crashes and road closures in West Michigan, including a jackknifed semi on I-196.