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PHOTO: Student takes advantage of trademark Oswego winds

PHOTO: Student takes advantage of trademark Oswego winds

Technology education major Mike Beshures ’13 makes the most of Oswego’s trademark winds in October. As Superstorm Sandy developed, gusts peaked at 55 mph on campus and large Lake Ontario waves rolled ashore, but the area was spared the damage.

The student-staffed Lake Effect Storm Prediction and Research Center opens for business at 4 a.m., serving mostly school districts from November through March.

Students at SUNY Oswego Pinpoint Storms for Schools

When Oswego County BOCES trans­portation supervisor Kathy Jamerson thinks there might be a bad winter storm ahead, she turns to students at SUNY Oswego for help.

Weather Watcher Knows There’s Snow Place Like Oswego

Weather Watcher Knows There’s Snow Place Like Oswego

When Paul ’65 and Chrystal Laird Cardinali ’64 vacation in Cape Cod each spring, they hope for nice weather. Of course, “nice” is a relative term.]

No. 29 – Epic Snowfalls

No. 29 – Epic Snowfalls

With its location on Lake Ontario, Oswego is known for its legendary lake effect snow. And while every year has the potential for mountains of the white stuff, certain years saw blizzards of historic proportions.

No. 1 – Applause-worthy Sunsets

No. 1 – Applause-worthy Sunsets

Have you ever applauded a sunset? Many Oswegonians have.