Citizen Science Puts Weather Reporting in Your Hands
Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer & Meteorologist
Star-Gazing on Top of Mount Washington
Star-Gazing on Top of Mount Washington 2017-06-15 18:11:16.000 - Jillian Reynolds, Summit Intern Going out and staring at the night sky has always been one of my favorite summer activities. Although, I usually only stargazed on the surface by a lake. Knowing that there were going
Taking a Closer Look at the “Rockpile”
Taking a Closer Look at the "Rockpile" 2017-06-13 15:46:09.000 - Elizabeth Perry, Summit Intern Although my internship at the Observatory this summer has been entirely focused on meteorology so far, I study geology in college and often I find myself inspecting the boulder formations while working
The Science of Sunsets
The Science of Sunsets 2017-06-12 12:30:15.000 - Julia Moreland, Summit Intern Sunsets and sunrises are lovely phenomena indeed. The coming and going of the days and nights are incredible in it of themselves, but there is something about the painted flames of color seeming to emerge
Upslope Snow “Orographic Lifting”
Upslope Snow “Orographic Lifting” 2016-10-28 19:02:00.000 - Taylor Regan, Summit Intern With the ongoing storm forecasted to drop upwards of a foot of snow on the higher summits, and heavy rain across much of
OLLI comes to MWO
OLLI comes to MWO 2016-10-24 23:18:42.000 - Will Broussard, Education Coordinator On Wednesday the Education Department of the Mount Washington Observatory completed a three week adult education course on the basics of meteorology and
Getting Ready for High Winds, Snow and Ice
Getting Ready for High Winds, Snow and Ice 2016-10-22 17:17:18.000 - Ben Brownell, Summit Intern Well we have finally crossed the last few items off of our winter checklist this shift and are ready
