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- adjective Alternative spelling of
lake effect .
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Examples
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Meanwhile, south-central Michigan, which knows snow, a lake-effect storm could dump up to nine inches.
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After passing through, much colder air invaded the East and, with westerly gales buffeting the Great Lakes, lake-effect blizzard conditions ensued:
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So I would expect the down wind in Michigan and both the Upper and the Lower Peninsula that there is likely to be some record amount of lake-effect snow, especially in the early half of the winter.
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Experiencing lake-effect connectivity problems here.
Continued Wintry Mix with a Chance of Obscure Metaphor | clusterflock 2009
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So I would expect the down wind in Michigan and both the Upper and the Lower Peninsula that there is likely to be some record amount of lake-effect snow, especially in the early half of the winter.
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So I would expect the down wind in Michigan and both the Upper and the Lower Peninsula that there is likely to be some record amount of lake-effect snow, especially in the early half of the winter.
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The tip of the mitt, called the northern lower peninsula, surrounded as it is by two of the largest Great Lakes and kitty corner to legendary Lake Superior, is also a lake-effect perfect storm every year.
Ben Eisendrath: Steaks fit to thaw a Logger Ben Eisendrath 2010
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The tip of the mitt, called the northern lower peninsula, surrounded as it is by two of the largest Great Lakes and kitty corner to legendary Lake Superior, is also a lake-effect perfect storm every year.
Ben Eisendrath: Steaks fit to thaw a Logger Ben Eisendrath 2010
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The tip of the mitt, called the northern lower peninsula, surrounded as it is by two of the largest Great Lakes and kitty corner to legendary Lake Superior, is also a lake-effect perfect storm every year.
Ben Eisendrath: Steaks Fit to Thaw a Logger Ben Eisendrath 2010
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Some lake-effect snow may hit the Great Lakes region, with the greatest totals seen in northern Michigan.
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