Citizen Science Puts Weather Reporting in Your Hands
Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer & Meteorologist
USFS WMNF Trailhead Steward Program with Volunteer Fawn Langerman
USFS WMNF Trailhead Steward Program By Fawn Langerman 2024 is my third year volunteering with the USFS WMNF Trailhead Steward program, and we are off to a great start! I was drawn to this volunteering as I have sometimes encountered poorly prepared hikers on the trails
Highlights of My First Week on the Summit
Highlights of My First Week on the Summit By Jacob Garside Good morning! I’m Jacob Garside, a new summer intern here at the Mount Washington Observatory. I grew up climbing Mt. Washington and the surrounding mountains and always dreamed of staying one night on the summit;
Guy Gosselin Remembered and Trustees Honored at 2024 Annual Meeting
A sunset in July on Mount Washington. Guy Gosselin Remembered and Trustees Honored at 2024 Annual Meeting By Drew Bush 2023 was a year of progress at Mount Washington Observatory. We made critical investments in educational programs, research partnerships, technology, and efforts to sustain the Observatory
Red Sky at Morning, Hikers Take Warning
Red Sky at Morning, Hikers Take Warning Having grown up along the coast of Maine, there was a saying instilled in me by my parents every time I was planning to go outside for
Traditional Mount Washington Rockpile Crunch Recipe
Traditional Mount Washington Rockpile Crunch Recipe Winter on top of Mount Washington means high winds, snow, and of course, lots of rime ice! Rime ice is a phenomenon that occurs when supercooled water droplets
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
