A Night in the Life of a Weather Observer
A Night in the Life of a Weather Observer By Charlie Buterbaugh | March 15, 2022 Staff Meteorologist Ryan Knapp sets an anemometer on the observation tower. Well over
March 2022
November 2021
New Normals Reveal Valley and Summit Temperature Increases, Among Other Climate Trends
New Normals Reveal Valley and Summit Temperature Increases, Among Other Climate Trends By Brian Fitzgerald, Director of Science & Education | November 15, 2021 Chances are, you’ve heard
Partnerships Key to Continuous Mesonet Operation
Partnerships Key to Continuous Mesonet Operation By Peter Gagne, Technology & Operations Manager | November 15, 2021 An AMC helicopter airlifts 150-pound batteries plus other heavy items to
Weather 101: Tropical Storms
Weather 101: Tropical Storms By Nicole Tallman, Past Weather Observer & Education Specialist | November 15, 2021 An example of a hurricane’s eye and surrounding eye wall, where
The Science Behind Nor’Easters
The Science Behind Nor'Easters The Science Behind Nor'Easters Extra-Tropical Cyclones and the Extreme Weather they Make on Mount Washington The Feb. 25, 2019 Hays Chart shows a 171
June 2021
Avalanche Deaths a Tragic Part of Mount Washington History
Avalanche Deaths a Tragic Part of Mount Washington History By Peter Crane, Curator, Gladys Brooks Memorial Library | June 15, 2021 Mount Washington and Ammonoosuc Ravine (looking from
Visibility from Summit Increasing Over Time
Visibility from Summit Increasing Over Time By Brian Fitzgerald, Director of Science & Education | June 15, 2021 Weather Observer Sam Robinson stands above the clouds in December
