Bone-chilling Arctic air gripped much of the eastern United States on Saturday, while lake-effect snow threatened to disrupt post-holiday travel in parts of the Great Lakes region. A frigid air mass that swept south across the northern Plains and Midwest ...

As we close out Black Friday, many areas throughout the region are seeing well over a foot of snow and might see at least another foot overnight. The snow falls heavy at times causing travel concerns with I-90 and the I-79 corridor impacted.

Here's your full Power of 5 Weather Forecast for Cleveland, Akron, Mansfield, Sandusky, Ashtabula, and all of Northeast Ohio.

A lake-effect storm in the Great Lakes region that was bringing heavy snow to parts of northern New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania on Friday prompted the closure of highways, disrupting travel after the Thanksgiving holiday,

Forecasters say heavy lake effect snow will impact travel throughout the weekend east and southeast of the Great Lakes.

The greatest snow totals are expected around Watertown in New York’s Tug Hill Plateau, as well as between Erie, Pennsylvania, and Buffalo.

A blast of Arctic air taking over much of the U.S. is bringing powerful lake-effect snow to several states and shivering temperatures to parts of the South.

The NWS has issued lake effect snow warnings in New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, predicting significant snowfall through the weekend.