Gale warnings and low water advisories are in effect along western Lake Erie today due to strong west-southwest winds.

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 ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The ice cover on Lake Erie has melted substantially since peaking last month. The Thursday reading from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Great Lakes ...

Colder air and stronger winds will move in Wednesday night and will eventually cause lower temperatures and wind chills plus developing lake effect snow off of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.

Medina and Portage counties saw an inch or less of snow. In addition, strong winds pushed the water in Lake Erie eastward, exposing the bottom of the lake in shallow areas near Sandusky ...

So much so that Lake Erie reached its ... in danger of falling into Lake Erie due to ongoing soil erosion. (David Piano/X) It's the same for lake effect snow. McKay says ice protects against ...

Ashtabula, Ohio — Jim Timonere has been watching and waiting for Lake Erie to freeze over, just to catch a break. It’s been a brutal winter for communities along the southeastern and eastern ...

The warning was for Southern Erie. "Lingering lake-effect snow will continue throughout the rest of today, though the threat for heavy snow has greatly decreased," according to the National ...

In March, the average snowfall total in Erie is around 14.5 inches, according to the National Weather Service. In April the average snowfall total is around 2.6 inches. Sullivan said that Erie is ...

The National Weather Service issued an updated weather alert at 9:02 p.m. on Monday for lake effect snow until 10:30 p.m. for Northern Erie and Southern Erie. "At 9:01 p.m., radar indicated an ...

Lake Erie, the shallowest of the five Great Lakes, last froze over in 1996. With ice covering more than 95% of the lake on Thursday, and continued winter weather in the forecast, could the ...

A foot? Two inches? Somewhere in between? Some areas of Erie County got quite a lot of new snow Thursday evening and Friday morning while other locations saw little new accumulation, according to ...