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So far, I've uploaded a substantial number of photos from the ongoing historic LES event. Many thanks to all here who permitted me to use your photos or have allowed me to do so when they are posted. Without your photos, my efforts to document this extraordinary event would have been inadequate.
Page 1: Watertown and Parish
Page 2: Watertown
Page 3: Watertown
Page 4: Watertown
Page 5: Watertown
Page 6: Watertown
Page 7: Watertown, North Osceola, and Pamelia
Page 8: Pamelia and Pulaski
Page 9: Pulaski
Page 10: Pulaski
Page 11: Pulaski, Smithville, and Oswego
Page 12: Oswego, Scriba, and Sandy Pond
Page 13: Scriba and Parish
Page 14: Parish
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Lake Effect Snow Photos
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:18 PM
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:25 PM
Great shots. Thanks Donald!
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:25 PM
Nice job!
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:27 PM
Thanks Ralph. It's really the many members here who made this possible. The credit belongs to them. Also a special thanks to LakeEffectKing for helping immensely with the EUSWX visit to the LES event.
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:29 PM
Amazing stuff Don thanks.
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:31 PM
Don:
I used to live right around the corner of the Paul's Big "M" (page 12 Oswego) for a while, late '80's. We had some large snowfalls, but I cannot recall 80 inches in 4 days when I was there (88-92).
We had our "bonus snows" when we had a very small gradient between the lake and the land (usually late Feb) and had localized 1 foot + snows. Once outside of Oswego, going south on 481, there was nothing 3 miles from the lake. Truely amazing. We did have one event in Feb of 91 (maybe 92) that dropped 30 inches along the lakeshore in 4 hours. The only time school was cancelled in my 4+ years at OZ.
I used to live right around the corner of the Paul's Big "M" (page 12 Oswego) for a while, late '80's. We had some large snowfalls, but I cannot recall 80 inches in 4 days when I was there (88-92).
We had our "bonus snows" when we had a very small gradient between the lake and the land (usually late Feb) and had localized 1 foot + snows. Once outside of Oswego, going south on 481, there was nothing 3 miles from the lake. Truely amazing. We did have one event in Feb of 91 (maybe 92) that dropped 30 inches along the lakeshore in 4 hours. The only time school was cancelled in my 4+ years at OZ.
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:58 PM
Don,
Beautiful pics! I will post a megathread with all my stuff tomorrow or Sunday, after I get back from the middle of it. :)
Beautiful pics! I will post a megathread with all my stuff tomorrow or Sunday, after I get back from the middle of it. :)
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 10:59 PM
Thanks, Matt. Everyone here who contributed photos deserves the credit. This is a truly special event.
Have a great trip tomorrow and I very much look forward to seeing your photos.
Have a great trip tomorrow and I very much look forward to seeing your photos.
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 11:01 PM
Stormpc,
Who would ever have thought that one would see such historic events just 3 years apart (January 2004/February 2004) in the Oswego area?
Best wishes.
Who would ever have thought that one would see such historic events just 3 years apart (January 2004/February 2004) in the Oswego area?
Best wishes.
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Posted 09 February 2007 - 11:15 PM
Oswego is an unbelieveable place. Going east on 104 thru Mexico up to Booneville is adventerous. We did it in the early winter as the snows, during those years, were usually aimed at the tug hill to start, then migrated all around.
When I was there, Adams Center had beared the brunt of the major events. But later, after I graduated and moved on to Clay, NT (481, just south of Phoenix, Oswego Cty) many of the good snow years in the Syracuse Years were achieved. I believe 1993 and 1994 set records (at the time) in 'Cuse. We had good LAK snow, but were also aided by some nice Nor'Easters (Inland Runners) also.
Great Photos! Keep 'Em Coming.
Paul
When I was there, Adams Center had beared the brunt of the major events. But later, after I graduated and moved on to Clay, NT (481, just south of Phoenix, Oswego Cty) many of the good snow years in the Syracuse Years were achieved. I believe 1993 and 1994 set records (at the time) in 'Cuse. We had good LAK snow, but were also aided by some nice Nor'Easters (Inland Runners) also.
Great Photos! Keep 'Em Coming.
Paul
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Posted 10 February 2007 - 12:03 AM
stormpc, on Feb 9 2007, 11:15 PM, said:
Oswego is an unbelieveable place. Going east on 104 thru Mexico up to Booneville is adventerous. We did it in the early winter as the snows, during those years, were usually aimed at the tug hill to start, then migrated all around.
When I was there, Adams Center had beared the brunt of the major events. But later, after I graduated and moved on to Clay, NT (481, just south of Phoenix, Oswego Cty) many of the good snow years in the Syracuse Years were achieved. I believe 1993 and 1994 set records (at the time) in 'Cuse. We had good LAK snow, but were also aided by some nice Nor'Easters (Inland Runners) also.
Great Photos! Keep 'Em Coming.
Paul
When I was there, Adams Center had beared the brunt of the major events. But later, after I graduated and moved on to Clay, NT (481, just south of Phoenix, Oswego Cty) many of the good snow years in the Syracuse Years were achieved. I believe 1993 and 1994 set records (at the time) in 'Cuse. We had good LAK snow, but were also aided by some nice Nor'Easters (Inland Runners) also.
Great Photos! Keep 'Em Coming.
Paul
You must've lived close to where I'm at - I can throw a rock across the river into Oswego County at the end of my road - and I'm in Clay - though Phoenix school district.
Great job Don! And looking forward to Matt's thread.
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Posted 10 February 2007 - 12:11 AM
Don -
I think I confused you - on Page 13 that's Scriba - not Clay! I wish I had that much here! There was another photo in my set that was my house - but not the one you posted. Might want to change the caption on the actual page also! Sorry for the confusion!
Brian
I think I confused you - on Page 13 that's Scriba - not Clay! I wish I had that much here! There was another photo in my set that was my house - but not the one you posted. Might want to change the caption on the actual page also! Sorry for the confusion!
Brian
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Posted 10 February 2007 - 12:21 AM
Many thanks for the correction, Brian. I fixed my error.
Have a great evening.
Have a great evening.
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