Click for Meteorology Club information (funded by S.A.)




                                                                                                            
Forecast Center
(click here for your local forecast by SUNY-Oneonta meteorology majors)


Listen to a forecast as broadcast on WONY


Where are we? Click here for a campus map.

Click HERE for the tour and interactive campus map on the College website.

Information about SUNY-Oneonta meteorology

 Click here for the SUNY-Oneonta Weathercam
Notes: Weathercam will not work on 64-bit PCs.  Also, Java is required.  Click here for instructions.



Time Lapse Cloud Videos
  Right-Click here to save a time-lapse movie of the clouds thickening January 31, 2011 as a snowstorm approaches from the southwest. (mpeg file ~ 9 megabytes)  
5-second time-lapse movie from April 2, 2011.  Lots of cumulus, growing into showers (mp4 file ~ 59 megs!)
More from April 2 (afternoon).  Showers subside into the evening (mpeg ~ 25 megs)
April 5, More rain showers, looking west, very slow (1 sec timelapse)
April 6:  Starts out almost clear, but the clouds and precipitation move in quickly.  3 sec Lapse looking south (mp4 file ~37 megs)
April 7:  Fog lifts to reveal cumulus congestus (spectacular!).  Looking south
April 9:  Watch the contrails zip across the sky, then lots of small cumulus (mp4 file ~ 32 megs)

April 11: Showers and Thunderstorms (distant) race by.  Cold front passage ~ 6 p.m. (mp4 file ~ 51 megs)
Commencement Day, May 21 cold front passage from north (1 sec timelapse mp4 file ~ 70 megs)
This is a REALLY big storm on June 1, around 8 p.m..  The storm is over western Massachusetts but we can see it here. (1 sec lapse mp4 ~15 megs)
June 24, very turbulent cumulus with wind shear.  Looking SW (5 sec lapse mp4 ~ 18 megs)
July 6, showers/T-storms.  Watch for rainbow at 5:47.  Looking SE (5 sec lapse mp4 ~ 72 megs)
Sep 6, looking SE at stratocumulus.  Develops wind shear (clouds moving in different directions)  (5 sec lapse mp4 ~ 41 megs)
Sep 30, fog lifting, looking south-southwest.  (1 sec lapse mp4 ~ 28 megs)
Oct 14, turbulent sky culminates in a shower, looking west (3 sec lapse mp4 ~ 36 megs)

 

Oneonta current weather

This is a screenshot taken once a minute. If yours looks old, refresh your browser.  If it STILL looks old, maybe it's our problem.  We're working on it.   

(Note: These are NOT official NWS observations)

 

These data are from our Vantage Pro2 system by Davis Instruments



To download Oneonta data every 5 minutes since midnight last night, in .txt format, CLICK HERE 

Oneonta Mean Temperatures and Precipitation in Excel format  (Unofficial)

Graph of the 1971-2000 mean daily temperatures 

Chart of the 1971-2000 mean monthly precipitation 

Chart of the 2011 observed monthly precipitation

Table of the 2011 observed monthly rain and snowfall (Excel format)

Excel Spreadsheet of daily observations 1981-2011

New York State Weather NEXRAD Doppler Radar
Satellites Nat'l Weather Service Pages
Severe Weather Tropical Cyclones
Earth Sciences Department Home Page Places to look for jobs
Current Station for the WxChallenge Contest Oneonta's Local Forecasting Contest

METR 361 BUFKIT profiles  (click here to download the BUFKIT installation file)
Buffalo March  3, 2008 Atlanta Jan 15, 2010 JFK Jan 15, 2010 Seattle Feb 22, 2012 Oneonta Feb 22, 2012




The local time is currently:    (Note:  Clock won't work with Internet Explorer.  The correct time can be found from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.


free hit counters
free hit counters
  

Is there something else you would like to see here? Let us know! blechmjb@oneonta.edu 


This page was created by Marty Snyder ('97). Marty is now a TV meteorologist in Rochester, NY
This page is maintained by J. Blechman blechmjb@oneonta.edu (Last major update: June, 2011)

The views and opinions expressed on unofficial pages are those of the page developers and not necessarily those of the College at Oneonta. The content of unofficial pages has not been reviewed or approved by the College, and the College cannot accept responsibility for their contents. Comments on the contents of unofficial pages should be directed to the developers of those pages.