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Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer & Meteorologist
October Newsletter: Caring for Our Collections
A view of Mount Washington near sunset on Oct. 5, captured by Weather Observer & Meteorologist Ryan Knapp. Dear Member, October is a special month, since it marks the anniversary of Mount Washington Observatory's founding for the cause of science. With the generous support of many
Living in Winter Wonderland
Living in a Winter Wonderland By Tricia Hutton Hi! I’m Tricia, an intern at Mount Washington Observatory. I am just a few days into my internship at MWO and it has already exceeded all my expectations and dreams. Every day I have stated that it cannot
An Observer Reflects on 2023
An Observer Reflects on 2023 By Francis Tarasiewicz 2023 will undoubtedly go down in history as a year marked by extraordinary occurrences. From prolonged periods of intense warmth pushing the planet beyond the critical 1.5°C threshold to instances of flooding, wildfires, and unexpected polar vortex intrusions,
From the High Arctic to Mount Washington’s Alpine Tundra
From the High Arctic to Mount Washington’s Alpine Tundra 2022-06-20 13:43:57.000 - Hayden Pearson, Weather Observer & Education Specialist Hayden Pearson driving to fieldwork in central Spitsbergen. Image taken by fellow researcher Cody Barnett.
Mt Washington Summer Season 2022 Information
Mt Washington Summer Season 2022 Information 2022-05-23 19:25:29.000 - Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer/Staff Meteorologist With summer quickly approaching, you might be looking for information to plan a visit to the summit of Mount Washington.
Research to Look at Near-Surface Lapse Rates: the Amount of Temperature Change with Elevation
Research to Look at Near-Surface Lapse Rates: the Amount of Temperature Change with Elevation 2022-05-17 18:55:34.000 - Jay Broccolo, Weather Observer & Meteorologist The MWOBS automated weather station at elevation 4,300 feet, part of
