Lake Effect Snow

  • A Lake-Effect storm brought heavy snow to great lakes region of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
  • Lake effect snow forms when cold air, often from Canada, moves over the unfrozen, warm waters of the Great Lakes, transferring heat and moisture into the atmosphere.
  • This process creates clouds that develop into narrow snow bands, capable of producing snowfall at rates of 2-3 inches per hour or more.
  • Wind direction plays a crucial role, with heavy snow impacting some areas while nearby locations remain unaffected, showcasing its highly localised ....
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