
Massive Lake Effect Snow Storms Possible Across New York
As parts of the snow belt in New York continue to dig out from two massive snow events over the past two months, more lake effect snowstorms are still possible along the lake shore.
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Lake effect snow is caused by colder weather moving over warm lake water and both Lake Erie and Lake Ontario have remained warmer than normal for the past couple of months.

Because the temperatures have been above average, ice hasn't been able to form over the lake and this will lead to more chances for lake-effect snow to impact parts of New York.
According to meteorologist Andy Parker, as of December 27th, Lake Erie was only 24% covered in ice.
With the temperatures dropping this week hopefully more ice will form along the lakes and the chances of lake-effect snow will also drop.
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