More Lake-Effect Snow To Blanket Hard-Hit Great Lakes Snowbelts
The long-duration lake-effect snow event along the Great Lakes is entering its fourth day. Nearly 6 feet of snow has already accumulated, and the storm is expected to continue into Tuesday, potentially bringing total snowfall to over 7 feet. FOX Weather's Mike Seidel is reporting live from Mayville, New York on the latest snowfall.
Long duration of lake effect snow expected to start on Thanksgiving
A long duration lake effect snow event will kick up late Thursday and continue into early next week. The snow will pile up in the typical snowbelts of Northern Michigan. Of course with lake effect snow those not in the snowbelts and away from the effects of lake effect snow will see significantly less.
Warnings for heavy snow continue until 7 p.m. Tuesday along the shores of Lake Erie.
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