Lake-effect snow will continue across Northeast Ohio through early Tuesday, bringing additional accumulations of 2 to 5 inches in the snowbelt before conditions ease later this week.

Cleveland is bracing for a cold snap with lake effect snow expected early next week after a series of cold fronts and showers.

A few seasonal firsts are arriving for some in the Midwest and interior Northeast. That includes bands of heavy lake-effect snow accumulating in some areas. Here's the latest.

What is a lake effect mega band, and how does Northeast Ohio gets buried by one? 3News Meteorologist Anthony Copeland explains.

NWS Cleveland issued updates on the weather in Ohio and Pennsylvania, forecasting snow and changing conditions.

More than 190 million Americans woke up to an arctic blast on Tuesday, with most people seeing temperatures 15–25 degrees below average from the Plains across the eastern half of the U.S.

Forecast maps shared with Newsweek by AccuWeather highlight which areas around the Great Lakes can expect the heaviest snowfall early this week as "an intrusion of Arctic air is igniting the first widespread lake-effect snow of the season from Illinois to New York, with snow stretching as far south as the Appalachians," it says.

Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result,” according to the National Weather Service.

Multiple states are under winter weather advisories and could see inches of snow. Florida and other parts of the south are suffering with unusual cold