Lake Erie's devastating lake-effect snow storms can smother communities with collapsed roofs and impassable roads. Could ...

Federal forecasters warn that potential snow squalls Thursday and lake-effect snow Friday could create travel headaches over the next day.

But at least we're not the only ones being hit by lake-effect storms, according to the story on the magazine's website.

Snow has been unusually abundant downwind of the Great Lakes this season, much of it coming in a seemingly nonstop January ...

Lake effect snow, a weather event usually seen in the Great Lakes region, has reached Middle Tennessee. The National Weather Service reported on Thursday that lakes and rivers are contributing ...

Lake-effect snow along the "least spectacular of the five Great Lakes" is the focus of a National Geographic story published on the magazine's website on Feb. 26. The article details record ...

Local forecasts indicated a low chance of snow across Texas during this week's Arctic blast, which had the potential to bring snow to over 40 states and produced dangerously low wind chills across ...

Heavy lake-effect snow and icy conditions are expected in Central N.Y. through Saturday, with up to 14 inches, 50 mph winds and hazardous roads.

Lake-effect snow is most common near the Great Lakes, but while rare in North Texas, it can happen here too. Lake-effect snow was expected to be possible in areas south and southeast of the larger ...

DALLAS — When I think of lake effect snow and some truly "Great Lakes," I don't think of Lake Erie, Lake Michigan or Lake Ontario. No, I think of Grapevine Lake, Ray Hubbard and Lake Lewisville!