Lake effect snow and freezing drizzle are creating slick conditions across parts of Chicagoland today, with the wintry weather expected to continue through this evening and into tonight. Any untreated surfaces are likely to be icy,

"The threat of significant lake effect snow has ended, therefore the Lake Effect Snow Warning will be allowed to expire," states the National Weather Service.

Just in time for many to get back into the routine, especially students, we expect Lake Huron to become active on Monday. Of course with lake-effect snow, not everyone will be impacted equally, but there will be some accumulation potential, especially in the Thumb.

The most significant lake-effect snow is expected in Lake County, Illinois, with generally 3 to 5 inches of snow possible.

Lake effect snow is expected to hit parts of Central New York starting this morning and going into the evening, according to the National Weather Service. The amount of expected snowfall will be 6 to 10 inches within the most intense snow bands north of the Thruway.

"A band of lake effect snow will produce slippery travel conditions and rapidly changing conditions," according to a hazardous weather warning issued by the National Weather Service.

We will see the return of some lake-effect snow mid-week, but this will not carry anything close to the strength of the snow over the weekend and last week. Blowing flurries will