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December Newsletter: Connected Learning Across the Region

Summit staff kept their annual tradition of displaying a Christmas tree topped with a 3-cup anemometer, this year in the Mount Washington State Park rotunda area. Photo by Alex Branton. Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, Happy Holidays from Mount Washington Observatory! As we head into a few weeks of time

November Newsletter: New Almanac, EduTrips, and Other Exciting News

The summit of Mount Washington received its first measurable snowfall on Oct. 16.  Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, With the start of November, I wanted to let you know how thankful I am for you. You have had a significant impact on our work fostering better weather awareness and safety, leading groundbreaking research with our

October Newsletter: Celebrating the Observatory’s Founding

1930's photograph by Harold Orne. Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, It was 93 years ago when Mount Washington Observatory was established. On Wednesday, October 15, we mark that anniversary with our Founding Day to commemorate this important occasion. I think all those who were involved in starting the Observatory would be

July Newsletter: Our Milestone Event, Weather News, and More

Hikers enjoy the summit during Seek the Peak 2024. Photo by Stephen Wentworth. Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, As we approach the final week before our 25th Anniversary Seek the Peak, we are filled with gratitude for your exceptional dedication to Mount Washington Observatory. Working together, you have advanced this year’s milestone hike-a-thon

June Newsletter: Annual Meeting Highlights and 2025 Annual Report

The Northern Lights captured by Charlie Peachey on June 2. Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, Every year, we gather for Mount Washington Observatory’s Annual Meeting. Your time, dedication, and generosity make this possible. And this year we celebrated a turning point in our organization. Over the past year, we’ve

May Newsletter: Experience Mount Washington this Spring!

A purple sunset captured by Weather Observer Charlie Peachey on May 4. Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, We’re commonly told April showers bring May flowers; however, for Mount Washington’s alpine zone, brilliant blooms are still another month away. That said, summit facilities at Mount Washington State Park will open to the public

April Newsletter: Big Wind Day’s 91st Anniversary

Volunteers Matt Wingate and Bill Ofsiany enjoy the sunrise on March 26. Photo by Mount Washington State Park Supervisor Patrick Hummel. Dear *{{Informal Name}}*, Today, the Observatory marks the 91st anniversary of the World Record Wind of 231 miles per hour, clocked by summit staff on April 12, 1934. Though

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