Painesville Township Service Director Bill Thompson first started plowing snow 45 years ago, and he said that the lake effect snow that hit Northeast Ohio after Thanksgiving is among the top five

Erie County's lake-effect snow warning is set to come to an end Tuesday. That doesn't mean there won't be more lake-effect snow this week.

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

Erie County is under a disaster emergency, the city has enacted a snow emergency and PennDOT has restrictions on parts of interstates, 79, 90 and 86.

A blizzard warning was in effect for Pennsylvania’s Erie County on Thursday morning, December 5, as heavy snow and powerful winds affected the Great Lakes.The National Weather Service (NWS) warned northern and southern Erie County to prepare for additional snow accumulations between 10 and 18 inches,

Erie County Department of Health is urging residents to be cautious after two people died from overexerting themselves while shoveling snow on Wednesday.