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Ryan Knapp, Weather Observer & Meteorologist
A Tribute to Colleagues, Nature, and Research on Mount Washington
A Tribute to Colleagues, Nature, and Research on Mount Washington By Joshua Elms Before ever laying eyes upon it, I expected many things from my time at the Observatory. I attempted to imagine exactly what would come of my ambitious research project, how hurricane-force winds would
Giving Back to MWOBS
Giving Back to MWOBS By Kally Abrams Editor’s Note: This excerpt is from Kally Abrams’s personal blog; full post linked here. The day started with 74 MPH winds that pushed us technically into a categorical hurricane force but that’s the middle of our story so let
Remembering Guy Gosselin
In Remembrance: Guy Gosselin By Rob Kirsch | July 20, 2024 Quodumque Est Durus, Nobis Maxime Placet Life Trustee and Former Executive Director Guy Gosselin died during the early morning on March 7, 2024. He was a lifelong resident of Gorham, NH, a consistent contributor to
Weather’s Influence on Wildfire Smoke in early June
Weather's Influence on Wildfire Smoke in early June Wildfires, smoke, and poor air quality have primarily been reserved for the West Coast. We’ve all seen the horrific videos from California’s destructive wildfires, but until
MWOBS Internship: Research, Forecasting, Communications, and a Race up the Auto Road
MWOBS Internship: Research, Forecasting, Communications, and a Race up the Auto Road Hello, my name is Myah Rather, and I am super excited to be a summit intern with the Observatory this summer! Mount
The Story Behind a Tumultuous Transition to Spring
The Story Behind a Tumultuous Transition to Spring Francis Tarasiewicz, Weather Observer & Education Specialist April ended on an active and destructive note for the summit and New England as a powerful area of
