Snow-to-Liquid Ratio Overview
Snow-to-Liquid Ratio Overview By Charlie Peachey Collecting the Precip Can for measurements. Forecasting and measuring precipitation in the winter is often a difficult process at the summit.
October 2024
A New Intern Has Appeared!
A New Intern Has Appeared! By Andrew Sullivan Hello, My name is Andrew Sullivan and I’m one of the new fall interns here at the Observatory! I am a
September 2024
Considerations for Autumn Adventurers
Considerations for Autumn Adventurers By Ryan Knapp Looking out the window, it is evident that we are heading into autumn. The plants in the alpine regions have transitioned to
Mount Washington Fall Almanac and a 2024 Seasonal Outlook
Mount Washington Fall Almanac and a 2024 Seasonal Outlook By Alex Branton As we move deeper into the month of September, New England’s most notorious season, fall, is nearly
My Summer Internship Recap
My Summer Internship Recap By George Mousmoules It is hard to even begin to describe all that has happened in the last three months during my time at Mt.
Reflecting On My Summer in the Clouds
Reflecting On My Summer in the Clouds By Maya Hartley Arriving at the summit of Mount Washington for the first time ever just a couple of months ago was
August 2024
Disaster in the Naugatuck River Valley
Disaster in the Naugatuck River Valley By Francis Tarasiewicz On the afternoon of August 18th, a roughly 31-mile swath of the Naugatuck River Valley in southwestern Connecticut experienced a
Summer Internship Highlights
Summer Internship Highlights By Jacob Garside I’m back again! This summer has flown by and I can't believe this internship is already over. For those of you just joining,
A Tribute to Colleagues, Nature, and Research on Mount Washington
A Tribute to Colleagues, Nature, and Research on Mount Washington By Joshua Elms Before ever laying eyes upon it, I expected many things from my time at the Observatory.
Giving Back to MWOBS
Giving Back to MWOBS By Kally Abrams Editor’s Note: This excerpt is from Kally Abrams’s personal blog; full post linked here. The day started with 74 MPH winds that
