The northern Presidentials under overcast skies as seen today, April 14th. A few snow flakes are already falling across the higher terrain with more expected overnight. Check out the Higher Summits Forecast at mountwashington.org/forecast for more details.

Join us this Friday, April 12, from 3:00 to 6:00p.m. at Tuckerman Brewing Co to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of Big Wind Day! More info: mountwashington.org/event/big-wind…

Sunrise lighting up the peaks and valleys of western Maine this morning. Rain is expected to start today and continue into the weekend. Details available at mountwashington.org/weather/higher…

Missed the totality path by that much🤏 Our location still had great views of a partial eclipse with 99.97% of the sun obscured. While we remained in the light, the shadow of totality can be seen extending to the right of the frame as it passed through northern VT/NH.
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A timelapse (8x speed) of today's #SolarEclipse from Mount Washington Observatory, #NH . It was a partial eclipse for our location w/ 99.97% coverage. Winds were 35-50 mph at the time, so keeping our camera setup stable was a bit of a challenge, so we apologize for the wobble.

2024 Total Solar Eclipse Live NASA Broadcast: youtube.com/live/2MJY_ptQW…

A view of the Green Mountains ( #VT ) from the summit of Mt Washington, #NH , at sunset today. For what to expect on Monday, please check out our Higher Summits Forecast at mountwashington.org/weather/higher…

#NH wx #NH #VT wx #mountains #sunset

Some color was poking through at sunrise this morning. For what to expect the rest of the day, check out our Higher Summits Forecast at mountwashington.org/weather/higher…

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Ahead of next week's Big Wind Day celebration, read a deep excerpt of acclaimed author Rachel Slade's new essay, 'Will They Believe It?' She artfully recounts her experience on Mount Washington last April. mountwashington.org/excerpt-of-wil……
#MountWashington #atmosphere #newhampshire

The highest cheesy bagel in the Northeast! Intern Laura took advantage of the nearly calm, sunny conditions this morning and enjoyed her Big Dave's Bagels & Deli bagel topped with Cabot Creamery Cooperative cheddar. Thanks to these sponsors for providing breakfast with a view!

Three days of above freezing temperatures, fog, rain, and drizzle has resulted in almost a complete loss of snowpack . Winter is not over, however, as another round of heavy snow, high winds, and single-digit temperatures are expected this weekend (mountwashington.org/forecast)

Check out this morning's timelapse! Watch as fog engulfs the summit, dropping visibility from 130 miles to 0 feet in minutes.

Big Wind Day’s 90th Anniversary is just a few weeks away! Shop the limited edition commemorative tee now through April: bonfire.com/90th-big-wind-…

The summit cleared from the clouds just before sunrise this morning after receiving a total of 17.5'' of new snowfall. Then the winds ramped up early this morning with gusts well up to 115mph as the storm pulled away producing whiteout conditions on and below the summit.

This is how the summit staff feel about today's thundersnow! Today between around 2pm EDT, two bolts of lightning struck Mount Washington. The lightning was accompanied by thunder, graupel, and snow. Summit staff safely enjoyed the rare, exciting event from inside the building.