With Shoulder Season Comes Critical Transition in Operations 2021-11-08 18:34:34.000 - Sam Robinson, Weather Observer/Engineer Shoulder season is underway for us at the Mount Washington Observatory and it can
Bucket List Item Checked Off!! 2021-10-26 04:46:45.000 - Matthew Addison, Weather Observer Greetings friends, my name is Matthew Addison, the newest Night Observer/Meteorologist here at the Mount Washington Observatory.
Founding Day! 2021-10-14 15:25:42.000 - Mount Washington Observatory Staff, Weather Observers Today we celebrate the founding of Mount Washington Observatory… Setting the stage on October 15, 1932, Bob
Some September Stats As We Transition Seasons 2021-10-06 08:12:23.000 - Jay Broccolo, Weather Observer and Meteorologist September has come to a close and with it comes some end-of-month stats.
From Texas to New Hampshire 2021-09-28 03:30:42.000 - Adam Muhith, Summit Intern Howdy, y’all! My name is Adam Muhith and I am proud to be one of the new
First Week on the Summit! 2021-09-21 12:25:41.000 - Abigail Fitzgibbon, Summit Intern My name is Abigail Fitzgibbon and I’m absolutely thrilled to be interning for Mount Washington Observatory on
My First Week at 6288' 2021-09-14 23:49:45.000 - Sam Gawel, Summit Intern My name is Sam Gawel and I am ecstatic to be up for my first week at
Hello, Meteorological Autumn! 2021-09-08 07:01:22.000 - Jackie Bellefontaine, Weather Observer A big warm welcome to You may be thinking, “Wait? September only just started!” well, what is known as orological autumn.tart of
Turning the Page for Windswept, the Bulletin of the Mount Washington Observatory 2021-08-25 07:36:19.000 - Charlie Buterbaugh, Development Coordinator & Windswept Editor With each edition of Windswept, we gather
A Cooler and Wetter July 2021 2021-08-09 16:52:13.000 - Brian Fitzgerald, Director of Science and Education July 2021 was much wetter and cooler than normal, particularly down in North
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