Lake-effect snow warnings remain active through Tuesday night across parts of Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania.

Jackie Bray, the commissioner of the New York division of Homeland Security, discusses the impact of lake effect snow on western New York.

And setting it too low could put your health at risk, according to the New York State Department of Health, as the World Health Organization recommends keeping your indoor temperatures between 64 and 75 degrees for healthy people and for those who are very young, elderly or who have health problems, the minimum temperature shouldn't dip below 68.

As winter grips New York, experts suggest keeping your thermostat at 68°F during the day to balance comfort and energy savings. Lowering the temperature by 7-10°F for at least eight hours daily, such as when you’re asleep or away, can cut heating bills by up to 10% annually.

What temperature do you set your thermostat to in the winter? The Arizona Republic wants you to help settle the debate. Here's what experts suggest.