Epic snowfall totals have been reported in Great Lakes communities from Michigan to New York as a historic lake-effect snowstorm continues to pound the region. FOX Weather Storm Specialist and Meteorologist Mike Seidel was in Mayville,

The long-duration lake-effect snow event along the Great Lakes is entering its fourth day. Nearly 6 feet of snow has already accumulated, and the storm is expected to continue into Tuesday, potentially bringing total snowfall to over 7 feet.

After U.S. travelers battled through harsh weekend weather to reach home following the Thanksgiving holiday, forecasters say residents of the Great Lakes region face the prospect of more snow through

Travel was considered impossible along parts of Interstate 90 as feet of snow piled up in parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. Bands of heavy lake-effect snow developed along Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.

Post-Thanksgiving travel will be treacherous in parts of the Great Lakes region on Monday with more lake-effect snow falling after the region was already buried under feet of it, while cold temperatures remain across a large swath of the United States.

Lake-effect snow blanketed swaths of the U.S. as Thanksgiving travelers journeyed home this holiday weekend, with more snow expected to fall over the Great Lakes region through the week. While

A long-duration and historic lake-effect snowstorm that dumped 3-5 feet of snow in Great Lakes communities from Michigan to New York is continuing to blast the region and impact travel as people return to work and school after the busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend.