Mount Washington Sunsets
Mount Washington Sunsets 2018-07-14 18:19:23.000 - Simon Wachholz, Summit Intern When I woke up 5am Wednesday morning for shift change, my first thought was that I couldn’t wait until
July 2018
‘Tis but a Patch!
'Tis but a Patch! 2018-07-11 07:34:50.000 - Ben Seleb, Summit Intern Living on a mountain has its ups and downs (literally), and Mt. Washington is no exception to that.
Special Relativity and Mount Washington
Special Relativity and Mount Washington 2018-07-09 15:42:43.000 - Emily Tunkel, Summer Intern Freshman year, second semester, I took a course called “Introduction to Relativity and Quantum Mechanics” in which
Back In The Swing Of Things
Back In The Swing Of Things 2018-07-09 06:38:26.000 - Christopher Hohman, Night Observer Hi there! My name is Christopher Hohman, and I am the new Night Observer here on
A Spectacular 4th from the Summit
A Spectacular 4th from the Summit 2018-07-05 07:58:50.000 - Zach Butler, Summit Intern Being atop Mt. Washington for the 4th of July with clear conditions was an incredible sight.
A Crash Course in Cyclogenesis and Conveyor Belt Theory
A Crash Course in Cyclogenesis and Conveyor Belt Theory 2018-07-02 18:18:05.000 - Sarah Thunberg, Summit Intern Standing at the base of the mountain Wednesday morning, I was jumping with
A Year’s Worth of Snow In Review
A Year's Worth of Snow In Review 2018-07-01 16:35:30.000 - Simon Wachholz, Summit Intern At Mount Washington (and other weather sites) the conclusion of June marks the end of
June 2018
Hot, Humid, and Hazy
Hot, Humid, and Hazy 2018-06-30 16:40:13.000 - Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer/Staff Meteorologist With the upcoming weather pattern, there are a two noteworthy things to talk about. The first
Another Day at the Office
Another Day at the Office 2018-06-26 16:31:19.000 - Zach Butler, Summit Intern Starring out the office window for motivation of a blog post is never that hard. The beautiful
An Unlikely Destination
An Unlikely Destination 2018-06-24 16:45:38.000 - Ben Seleb, Summit Intern If you read the most recent blog by observer Ian Bailey, you may have noticed the part where he
