Weather Observer Nicole Tallman heading outside to take a weather observation during today's high wind event! In this video conditions were -11 degrees with winds sustained at 115 mph gusting to 132 mph! So far (as of 7AM EST) our peak gust is 157 mph! Be sure to watch the current summit conditions page for the most up to date conditions: https://www.mountwashington.org/experience-the-weather/current-summit-conditions.aspx | Mount Washington Observatory

Volume Warning: Loud! It has been quite a snowy and windy night up here at Mount Washington summit! Here is just a glimpse of the conditions from the Observatory deck, taken from the smartphone of one of our weather observers. The winds were quite strong just over the deck railing, lifting the snow up and overhead. | Mount Washington Observatory

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

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