Citizen Science Puts Weather Reporting in Your Hands
Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer & Meteorologist
Mount Washington Observatory to Host 90th Anniversary Big Wind Day Celebration
Mount Washington Observatory to Host 90th Anniversary Big Wind Day Celebration North Conway, NH – March 23, 2024 – In commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the highest wind speed ever recorded at a staffed weather station, Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS) will host an array of
Spring is Here
Spring is Here By Alexis George Our snowpack, although still present, has slowly been dwindling over the course of this month. At the beginning of March, there was a snow depth of 27 inches at the summit. However, the combination of above-freezing temperatures and rainfall that
March Newsletter: Eclipse, Big Wind, and Spring’s Wild Weather
Looking up as lenticular clouds start to form at sunset on the leeward side of Mount Washington on Feb. 25. Dear Member, Welcome to meteorological spring! This season is known for some of the wildest weather on Mount Washington. And true to form, the day before
Brutal Cold on Mount Washington: A Weather Story
Brutal Cold on Mount Washington: A Weather Story Hello! My name is Karl Philippoff and I am a new weather observer at Mount Washington Observatory. Although I am from New Jersey, I have been
2022 By The Numbers
2022 By The Numbers January has arrived, a time of year to not only look forward to what might occur in the coming year but also a time to look back and reflect on
Autumn 2022 Weather Was Warm, Wet, and Less Snowy
Autumn 2022 Weather Was Warm, Wet, and Less Snowy The fall of 2022 on Mount Washington will go down in the record books as a warm, wet, and less snowy season compared to average.