Hi! From a frosty summit of Mt Washington, NH this morning Have a safe and enjoyable day ahead 🙂 (my additional frosty pics for work are at x.com/MWObs/status/1…)

Looking at true color satellite this afternoon, air quality overnight into Sunday and beyond is shaping up to be unhealthy and downright nasty. White = clouds Brown/gray = smoke

And to think, this is the best that today's air quality is going to be for us 😬

At sunset smoke becomes very visible on the GOESS satellite. Amazing how red the sun was tonight before it became obscured at times. #mewx #nhwx

Quick timelapse of clouds streaming towards the summit from the northeast before sunrise the other day. Thought my camera would auto adjust as we headed into sunrise but it stayed on night mode resulting in it eventually overexposing. instagram.com/reel/DM6do7eMj…

My timelapse for work this morning along with an interesting start. #nhwx #nh #mountains #timelapse

Wildfire smoke at work (Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS)) limiting vis to 1 mile most of last night into this morning 🫩😷🥴

A fun surprise from today - seeing one of my pics from work being used as the wall paper in a waiting room. Neat 😎

I missed the Jupiter-Venus conjunction yesterday morning. But they were still plenty close this morning to appreciate in the predawn sky.

The view from Pinkham Notch this morning before heading up to work (Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS)) #nhwx #nh #mountains #bluebirdday

Timelapse that one of my coworkers captured from work earlier today.

Venus and Jupiter (upper right) and our (Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS)) instrument tower this morning before sunrise. #nhwx #nh #mountains #venus #jupiter

Nimbus looking out and enjoying our beautiful (Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS)) office views today. #nhwx #nh #mountains #cat

My pic of Nimbus watching clouds float on by yesterday. #nh #mountains #cat #caturday

It's an awesome morning to catch the parade of planets before sunrise, at least for my location (your results may vary)

A 3 minute exposure of the night sky and a flowing sea of clouds to our east last night. The window I was shooting through was a bit dirty resulting in some lens flare around bright light sources but I think it adds a bit of character. ... instagram.com/p/DNfm3w9uh7W/…

Someone slapped some googly eyes on our oven hood 🙄👀😁

A #timelapse that one of our volunteers captured of our undercast skies at #sunset yesterday.

One of our Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS) volunteers, Karen, out viewing sunrise from the observation deck this morning. #nhwx #nh #mountains #sunrise

While it was raining at #sunrise, it was enough to produce a rainbow over work (Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS)). Luckily though, there was still plenty of color to enjoy along the horizon. #nhwx #nh #mountains