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Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer & Meteorologist
Rain-On-Snow: A Closer Look at December’s Unprecedented Flooding
Rain-On-Snow: A Closer Look at December's Unprecedented Flooding By Charlie Peachey The December 18-19 storm that produced unprecedented flooding across most of New England will be remembered by most as one of the most impactful storms in recorded history. Most stream gauges along rivers in and
Mountain Forecasting and Its Applications to Avalanche Safety and Search & Rescue
Mountain Forecasting and Its Applications to Avalanche Safety and Search & Rescue By MWOBS Staff The White Mountains are renowned for adventure and extreme weather. Specialized weather information like the Higher Summits Forecast helps search and rescue teams, avalanche experts, and the outdoor community at-large anticipate
My Obs Journey: Beginning my Scientific Career in the Mountains
My Obs Journey: Beginning my Scientific Career in the Mountains By Amy Cotter As my fall internship at Mount Washington Observatory comes to a close, I find my last week as a summit intern to be both bittersweet and fulfilling. I’ve been on the summit every other
Brrrrr, It’s Cold Outside, but the Rime Ice is Beautiful!
Brrrrr, It’s Cold Outside, but the Rime Ice is Beautiful! 2022-03-15 14:34:34.000 - Matthew Addison, Weather Observer/Meteorologist It’s been four months since I arrived at Mount Washington and wow, has it been chilly! In
February 2022 by the Numbers
February 2022 by the Numbers 2022-03-07 11:42:52.000 - Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer/Staff Meteorologist March has arrived, so it's a perfect time to look back and summarize February. A few words I would use to
Observatory Staff and Interns Present Projects at AMS Annual Meeting
Observatory Staff and Interns Present Projects at AMS Annual Meeting 2022-03-02 05:56:17.000 - Brian Fitzgerald, Director of Science & Education Mount Washington Observatory staff and interns presented two research posters and an overview of
