13K views · 326 reactions | Get a behind-the-scenes look at life and work as a weather observer on the summit of Mount Washington tomorrow night with Alex Branton and her crew! Learn about weather observations, daily life, and current projects, and come with questions for the Q+A! Join us for this free live program-- Learn more and register via the link in Story & bio, or visit mountwashington.org/education/science-in-the-mountains | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook

3 days of Blizzard conditions at Mount Washington Observatory. Wind reports up to 127 mph! Check out the summit observers as they brave the elements! WeatherNationTV.com | WeatherNation

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

What do wind speeds feel like at 30, 50, 70, and 100 miles per hour? Find out from weather observers who live at the Home of the World's Worst Weather on the summit of Mount Washington. Stay tuned for more educational videos, and let us know any suggestions below. ⬇ Mountain weather is subject to rapid changes and extreme conditions year round. You should never visit the higher summits unprepared. To learn more and support our team's work in forecasting, visit mountwashington.org. | Mount Washin