Musings from the Vols
Musings from the Vols 2011-01-25 16:36:26.000 - Gates Ingram & Lance Stouenburgh, Summit Volunteers Sunset yesterday. This has been quite a week for us, some of the 'Worst Weather' seen
January 2011
Frozen Bubbles!
Frozen Bubbles! 2011-01-24 18:42:08.000 - Rebecca Scholand, Summit Intern Blowing soap bubbles and watching them freeze. Last night I experienced my personal lowest temperature of -34 degrees Fahrenheit. Since it
C-c-c-cold!!!
C-c-c-cold!!! 2011-01-23 20:46:52.000 - Mike Finnegan, IT Observer It's c-c-c-cold!!! It is cold, no matter how you look at it. As of now, the thermograph is reading -31.7F and winds
Here comes the cold!
Here comes the cold! 2011-01-22 23:10:02.000 - Brian Clark, Observer and Meteorologist NULL Over New Year's, I went out to southern California to visit my dad and step Mom. My
PSU interns parting comment
PSU interns parting comment 2011-01-21 18:21:58.000 - Michael Pirhalla, Plymouth State Intern Halo around last nights moon. An interesting optical effect of the moon occurred last night. Around 9PM, I
Pitot Anemometer
Pitot Anemometer 2011-01-20 17:22:32.000 - Rebecca Scholand, Summit Intern My internship this winter is much different than this past summer. Where I spent most of my time giving tours, working
A Dense Shift Change
A Dense Shift Change 2011-01-19 22:49:12.000 - Ryan Knapp, Staff Meteorologist Not much but enough to slow us down. Wednesday shift changes in the winter are always interesting because you
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NULL 2011-01-18 19:08:51.000 - Stacey Kawecki, Observer and Meteorologist looming Whiteface and Camel's Hump Many strange sights have been seen on the summit. From fleeting flashes of green to, sun
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NULL 2011-01-17 23:45:26.000 - Mike Carmon, Staff Meteorologist NULL It's been about 24 hours since we last spoke, and I figured I'd update everyone on the topic of discussion I
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NULL 2011-01-16 22:23:27.000 - Mike Carmon, Staff Meteorologist The next contestant Nor'easter number three is coming!I can't guarantee this of course (allow me to use the often circuitous reasoning of
