Drone footage captured by Kelly Matter shows scenes from Lake County, located about 30 miles east of Cleveland, blanketed with snow, including a dog frolicking in the deep snow and a boat navigating a snow-lined river.

What causes lake-effect snow? What to know about the winter weather phenomenon that has buried Ashtabula County, Northeast Ohio before winter arrives.

The National Weather Service says it may start out as rain, but as temperatures quickly drop to below freezing, a sudden burst of heavy snow is expected to drop an inch or so making driving tricky. The high wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour in Greater Akron could create blowing and drifting of snow,

Heavy snowfall will remain in the forecast after Northeast Ohio got hit with the first significant lake effect snow event across the Great Lakes. According to AccuWeather, the frigid flow of air

The Lake County Commissioners declared a State of Emergency in the response to the winter storm affecting the area.

Northern Ohio awoke to a winter wonderland on December 1, as heavy lake-effect snow transformed the region into a snowy spectacle.Drone footage captured by Kelly Matter shows Lake County cloaked in white,

Lake-effect snow buried northern parts of the U.S. over the weekend, bringing below-freezing temperatures. Much of Ohio experienced several inches of snowfall, leading to snow warnings across the region.