Snowstorm Juno Fizzles Out

After anticipating up to two feet of snow and bringing the Northeast United States to a standstill, snowstorm Juno ended up spreading more panic than flakes. SUNY students took to the streets to enjoy a day off. Here are photos from our contributors.

Nothin' to shovel. Photo by Julia Jenkins.
(Left to right) Will D' Alleva, Erin Perullo, Gabby Pomata and Damian Szczepara prepare to tackle the hill behind Bevier Hall. Photo by Nate Sheidlower.
Gabby Pomata begins her descent. Photo by Nate Sheidlower.
There is nothing more beautiful than untouched snow. Photo by Irene Corvinus.
Sledders gather on the hill behind Bevier Hall on the SUNY New Paltz campus. Photo by Irene Corvinus.
Fourth-year student Alexandra LaRosa carries a tube up the side of the turf. Photo by Ava Yurchison.
Third-year students Cathryn Brown and Ava Yurchison watch as fourth-year Alexandra LaRosa sail down the side of the old turf into the sunset. Photo by Ava Yurchison.
Third-year Marissa Carlton makes a snow angel in front of her home in New Paltz, New York. Photo by Ava Yurchison.
Three snow angels lie in the road as snow continues to fall during snowstorm Juno. Photo by Ava Yurchison.

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