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A lake effect blizzard occurs when cold air moves over a warmer body of water, typically a lake, causing moisture to evaporate and then fall as heavy snow when it reaches the colder air on the other side. This phenomenon is most common in regions near large lakes, such as the Great Lakes in North America. The result can be intense, localized snowfall, often leading to blizzard conditions with strong winds and reduced visibility. These storms can produce significant snowfall amounts in a short period, creating hazardous travel conditions.

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