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Alberta Clipper to bring snow to over a dozen states from Dakotas to Northeast

After a major lake-effect snow event, the Great Lakes Region is in for more snow later this week as a fast-moving Alberta Clipper tracks across the Northern U.S. bringing snow from the Great Lakes and into the Northeast. New York City could see a few flakes fly but it won't amount to much accumulation, according to the FOX Forecast Center.

ERIE, Pa.– A winter weather ^[2] event known as an Alberta Clipper ^[3] will descend from Canada ^[4] later this week and roll across the northern tier, potentially bringing snow ^[5] to at least 12 states from the Dakotas to New England ^[6].

This week’s

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A strong blast of arctic air from Canada has invaded portions of the central and eastern U.S., with many cities falling into the single digits on Sunday morning. And the cold air will be sticking around for at least the rest of the week as round after round of cold air pushes into the country, plunging temperatures below freezing as far south as the Deep South.

02:34 ^[1]

BUFFALO, N.Y.– Winter weather ^[2] is making its presence known across the U.S.^[3] as millions of people deal with the onslaught of a long-duration, lake-effect snowstorm ^[4] that has paralyzed communities downwind of the Great Lakes.And to make

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Precipitation from a lake-effect snow event is expected to occasionally impact Buffalo over the next few days. City leaders held a briefing on Saturday to update the status of preparations.

BUFFALO, N.Y.– A significant lake-effect snow event that impacted communities from Michigan through New York ^[1] produced rare thundersnow and even spawned waterspouts along the shore of Lake Erie.

The wintry event was fueled by gusty winds moving over the

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FOX Weather Exclusive Storm Tracker Brandon Copic was streaming live video from Blasdell, New York, on Saturday evening when thundersnow was reported and lightning illuminated the sky.

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BUFFALO, N.Y.– A significant lake-effect snowstorm ^[2] that impacted communities from Michigan ^[3] through New York ^[4] produced rare thundersnow ^[5] and even spawned waterspouts ^[6] along the shore of Lake Erie.

The winter weather ^[7] event was fueled by

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A weak area of low pressure that developed over the Plains had enough moisture and cold air to produce the first measurable snowfall of the season from communities in Kansas to the Ohio Valley.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.– A quick-moving storm system that originated over the Plains dropped the first measurable snowfall of the season across communities stretching from Kansas into the Appalachians.

The FOX Forecast Center said the weak area of low pressure had

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Heavy bands of lake-effect snow came down in Erie County, PA on Friday morning. FOX Weather Storm Tracked Brandon Copic reported several weather-related accidents on I-90 when he spoke with Meteorologist Michael Estime.

ERIE, Pa.– The first bands of a significant lake-effect snow event began on Thanksgiving, and by the time the event subsides, communities around several of the Great Lakes will be measuring snowfall in feet, making travel ^[1] impossible on some roadways.

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The first bands of a significant lake-effect snowstorm began on Thanksgiving, and by the time the event subsides, communities around several of the Great Lakes will be measuring snowfall in feet, making travel impossible on some roadways.

04:20 ^[1]

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Portions of Interstate 90 in New York state has reopened to passenger vehicles as the Great Lakes region continues to be pummeled by a record-breaking lake-effect snow event that has dumped several feet of snow across the area. FOX Weather Winter Storm Specialist Mike Seidel was in Dunkirk, New York, on Sunday morning with the latest on the ongoing storm.

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ERIE, Pa.– A high-impact lake-effect snowstorm ^[2] has brought feet of snow ^[3] to communities along the Great Lakes from Michigan ^[4] to New York ^[5], and another foot or more of snow is likely to fall in some of those same communities by the time

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While Buffalo may only see about 3-6 inches of snow, some areas along the eastern shores of the Great Lakes could see 2-4 feet or more spread out over several days.

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BUFFALO, N.Y.— A significant lake-effect snowstorm ^[2] is set to bury several towns bordering the Great Lakes with multiple feet of snow later this week, snarling post-Thanksgiving travel as the weekend draws to a close.

As a potent low pressure

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Alberta Clipper to bring snow to over a dozen states from Dakotas to Northeast

Rounds of arctic air to send temperatures tumbling across US

Paralyzing Great Lakes snowstorm produces rare thundersnow, waterspouts

Great Lakes snowstorm produces thundersnow, waterspouts

Kansas City, St. Louis highways snarl as quick-moving storm brings first accumulating snow of season

VIDEOS: ‘Chaos’ ensues along Great Lakes as feet of snow piles up

State of emergency declared as feet of lake-effect snow piles up along Great Lakes

VIDEOS: State of emergency declared as feet of lake-effect snow piles up along Great Lakes

VIDEOS: Feet of lake-effect snow piles up along Great Lakes paralyzing travel

Feet of lake-effect snow for Great Lakes as arctic blast looms for days

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