The snow emergency that has closed schools, businesses and government buildings throughout Erie County as flakes continue to fall on feet already on the ground hasn't slowed the workload for area first responders. Crews were out braving the elements Monday ...

From Nov. 28 to Dec. 3, the highest snowfall total for Erie County was in Girard with 63.8 inches of snow recorded as of Tuesday. “A couple of other locations were just around 60 inches,” said Alex Kennedy, meteorologist for the National Weather Service. “Just southeast of Harborcreek, we had 61 inches. East of North East had 59.7 inches.”

Erie County's lake-effect snow warning is set to come to an end Tuesday. That doesn't mean there won't be more lake-effect snow this week.

More winter weather is expected for the region as a blizzard warning is now in effect across Erie County. Several inches of snow accumulation is expected. But more importantly, strong wind gusts

As much of Erie County prepares for more snow, local plow drivers are working to keep driveways and parking lots clear. RELATED: City officials explain why Buffalo snow plow map didn't work for storm Many local businesses double as lawn care and snow plowing services in order to adjust with the season's demands.

Another storm could bring snow and rain to Massachusetts this week as cold temperatures settle in across the region. Monday and Tuesday will feature frigid mornings with sunrise temps in the teens and 20s,