Virtual Classroom Inspires Young Homeschooling Student By MWOBS Staff Evan Cherepowich studies a snowflake using a precipitation board, microscope, and housing unit, an assembly he was inspired to create
2022 By The Numbers January has arrived, a time of year to not only look forward to what might occur in the coming year but also a time to
Autumn 2022 Weather Was Warm, Wet, and Less Snowy The fall of 2022 on Mount Washington will go down in the record books as a warm, wet, and less
Christmas Bomb Cyclone Sweeps through the Northeast Strong winds and heavy snow came to Mount Washington just in time for Christmas thanks to a nasty bomb cyclone sweeping through
The Role of Elevation-Based Forecasts in Backcountry Safety By MWOBS Staff The southern Presidential Range summits with snow at sunrise on Oct. 11. If you value our work in
Meteorologist Looks Back at Launching Her Career on Mount Washington By MWOBS Staff Sarah Long is shown in the WMTW News 8 studio in Portland, ME. If you value
Weather Observer & Meteorologist Alexis George decorates our Christmas tree, generously donated by volunteers Michael and Sue Zlogar, in the summit weather station living quarters on Dec. 8. Dear
Observatory Builds New Wind Sensors for Frontier Science on Everest The expedition team constructs a new weather station, which includes a Mount Washington Observatory custom-built wind sensor, at Bishop
Dear Member, We’ve got exciting news this holiday season that requires your support. Plans are underway that will offer you more opportunities than ever before to engage with the Observatory.
New Trail Signs Meant to Improve Weather Safety in the White Mountains New signs at trail heads leading to upper elevations in the White Mountains state the following, WARNING:
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