The Great Lakes are in for a winter wonderland weekend as lake-effect snow makes its way to the region. Some areas could see 1–2 feet of snow, bringing the first signs of a La Niña winter.

A fast-moving area of low pressure which brought snow to the Dakotas on Saturday morning, is now moving toward the Great Lakes and the Northeast , according to the FOX Forecast Center.

HOW LA NIÑA, POLAR VORTEX WINDS COULD FUEL A FAST-START TO BRUTAL WINTER FOR PARTS OF THE US

For some parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast, this system could produce the first measurable snowfall of the season.

By Sunday, the fast-moving low will be positioned across Central Illinois , allowing for moisture to continue to funnel into portions of the Midwest and Great Lakes. Cold air will continue to be drawn down fro

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