The Great Lakes region remains under siege by relentless lake-effect snow, with totals surpassing 5 feet in areas like Castorland and Copenhagen, New York. Additional snowfall of up to a foot is expected through Tuesday before a temporary break. However, a powerful cold front from Canada will bring more snow and freezing temperatures by midweek.

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Winter storm warnings remain in effect for parts of Michigan and Indiana, with some areas bracing for up to 8 inches of additional snow. Treacherous travel conditions have been reported, including a major crash involving over a dozen vehicles on Interstate 94 in Michigan.

States of emergency have been declared in parts of New York and Pennsylvania, with the National Guard deployed to assist stranded motorists. Over the weekend, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul reported over 110 stranded vehicles, while Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro mobilized resources as well. Erie, Pennsylvania, recorded 42 inches of snow, causing even plow trucks to get stuck.

As cold air continues to sweep in, temperatures will plummet across nearly 70% of the U.S., with lows dipping into single digits. The lake-effect snow event, fueled by frigid air passing over the warmer Great Lakes, will resume Thursday, though early forecasts suggest it may be less severe than the weekend’s historic snowfall.

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