Intense snowfall as a result of a lake-effect storm is continuing to hammer parts of the eastern Great Lakes region. Because of the nature of this type of storm, some areas receive locally heavy amounts that are much higher than nearby areas. Here’s what you need to know.

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Lake-effect snow is continuing in portions of the eastern Great Lakes area. Heavy bands are possible throughout the day and gusty wind could lead to blowing or drifting snow.