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The atmosphere and its physical and chemical characteristics, processes, weather patterns and climate records provide important clues to the course of our future. Oswego's Meteorology major examines the structure and evolution of weather systems in order to understand and predict them with greater accuracy.

Oswego's Meteorology major has a national reputation, and requires specialized study in synoptic and dynamic meteorology, mesometeorology, atmospheric and cloud physics, climatology, and modern instrumentation.

Our location on the shore of Lake Ontario provides an ideal laboratory for the study of local weather phenomena such as lake-effect snowstorms, waterspouts, lake and land breezes.

Quick Links

Student Meteorology Site

Current weather at Piez Hall

Past weather at Piez Hall

Monthly Temp. at Oswego East

Monthly Precip. at Oswego East

Monthly Snowfall at Oswego East

Lake-Effect Storm Prediction and Research Center (LESPaRC) 

Storm Chasing Program

 

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Recent News and Events

Storm Chasers
 

Scott Steiger poses with tornado.






Meteorology professor Scott Steiger and his class of storm chasers got a front row seat on a massive tornado in Wyoming in early June, right after their quest was featured on The
Weather Channel.
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June 14. 2009

 

 Last Updated: 8/28/09