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A time-lapse from our Deck Cam view on the summit of Mt Washington on 6 March 2023. Things of interest: blowing snow coming off of Ball Crag and Nelson Crag flowing into Pinkham Notch, sunset colors being lit up on clouds to the east (sunset was behind this camera and as a result, the instrument tower shadow is being cast on the deck), and eventually the full moon rises above the clouds. | Mount Washington Observatory

A time-lapse from our Deck Cam view on the summit of Mt Washington on 6 March 2023. Things of interest: blowing snow coming off of Ball Crag and Nelson Crag flowing into Pinkham Notch, sunset colors being lit up on clouds to the east (sunset was behind this camera and as a result, the instrument tower shadow is being cast on the deck), and eventually the full moon rises above the clouds. | Mount Washington Observatory

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Nearly 8 inches of new snow fell on the summit of Mount Washington with yesterday's Nor'easter. Now, with shifting winds, snow is blowing from the north side of the mountain to the south. With a brief break in the weather today, weather observers are bracing for an extreme cold and wind event tomorrow. For full details, visit mountwashington.org/forecast | Mount Washington Observatory

Nearly 8 inches of new snow fell on the summit of Mount Washington with yesterday's Nor'easter. Now, with shifting winds, snow is blowing from the north side of the mountain to the south. With a brief break in the weather today, weather observers are bracing for an extreme cold and wind event tomorrow. For full details, visit mountwashington.org/forecast | Mount Washington Observatory

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Clouds lowered below the summit revealing blowing snow throughout the higher summits of the Presidential Range. Winds were humming in the lower 60 mph range with temperatures hovering around 12 degrees below. | Mount Washington Observatory

Clouds lowered below the summit revealing blowing snow throughout the higher summits of the Presidential Range. Winds were humming in the lower 60 mph range with temperatures hovering around 12 degrees below. | Mount Washington Observatory

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See what happens when wind chill hits -108 degrees on Mt. Washington

See what happens when wind chill hits -108 degrees on Mt. Washington

151.5K viewsFeb 5, 2023

LIVE: Mount Washington Observatory Weather Cam (view from Wildcat)

LIVE: Mount Washington Observatory Weather Cam (view from Wildcat)

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Mount Washington braces for "extreme" weather event with 100+ mph winds, fast frostbite

Mount Washington Observatory records nearly 5 feet of snow so far in November

Clouds or pancakes? Mount Washington Observatory spots rare phenomenon

Mt Washington Observatory's Snow Cat reaches the summit

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Winds have become quite gusty on the summit of Mount Washington this afternoon, with peaks and lulls ranging from 0 mph to 92 mph, as shown on the Hays Chart. Winds are expected to continue to increase further, with gusts up to 125 mph in the forecast for tonight. | Mount Washington Observatory

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Winter weather and festivities at Mt. Washington Observatory

See what Mt. Washington's -108°F wind chill looks like

104.3K viewsFeb 5, 2023

⛄️SNOW-VEMBER: New Hampshire's Mount Washington Observatory has seen nearly twice the average amount of snow so far in November, and the month is only halfway over. Joining FOX Weather to talk about the snow is Mt. Washington Weather Observer and Education Specialist Alexandra Branton. #november #newhampshire #mountwashingtonobservatory | FOX Weather

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A time-lapse of snow blowing off the summit of Mt Washington and neighboring Nelson Crag this afternoon. Conditions on the summits will continue to slowly improve overnight into Sunday. Full details are available at https://mountwashington.org/weather/higher-summits-forecast/ | Mount Washington Observatory

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LIVE: Mount Washington Observatory Deck Cam

3.1M viewsJan 19, 2023

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Man tossed by 109 mph winds atop Mount Washington

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Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discover Center

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Mt. Washington Observatory's Cat Is Grumpy, But Not From the -32° Temperature

Friday night, our night-shift meteorologist originally set his camera up to capture a time-lapse of the comet and the Big Dipper diving down but in the process, captured an unexpected bonus of the Northern Lights. Now, to point out a few things and answer a few common questions – the Observatory doesn’t monitor or predict Northern Light activity however, there are several great sites and smartphone apps that can provide that information to you (just search along the lines of “aurora forecast”).

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Road conditions could get worse this evening as the first major snowstorm of the season continues piling up in New Hampshire. Mount Washington Observatory Meteorologist Alex Branton says snowfall has picked up in intensity throughout the day. “We can expect to see the heaviest snow that the system will produce during the evening commute tonight,” Branton told us. “I think the biggest concern will definitely lie in how much snow is on the road and how wet and dense that snow is, it might make cle

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Mount Washington Observatory Observation Deck Weather Camera

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Weather Caught On Camera: World's Worst Weather

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Lenticular clouds spotted at summit of Mount Washington

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Time lapse of the aurora as seen from the summit earlier this morning. Lights on the right side correspond to Berlin, NH and the lights on the left side correspond to Lancaster, NH. Center of video corresponds to roughly due north. | Mount Washington Observatory

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Mount Washington Observatory Records Wind Gusts Up To 161 MPH

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Mount Washington Observatory Tour

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How researchers collect data on Mount Washington in extreme weather

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LIVE: Mount Washington Observatory Northern Presidentials Cam

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