49K views · 2.3K reactions | 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 | Facebook

8.4K views · 206 reactions | HOLY COW! Yesterday, Mount Washington experienced 140+ MPH WIND GUSTS and wind chills dropped to -110 DEGREES! 勞  - Mount Washington Observatory | North Texas Weather Center | Facebook

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

16K views · 1.5K reactions | Sunrise clip from the summit of Mt Washington this morning. Our calendar publisher is currently offering 15% off purchases with code SNOW15 at checkout through 17 Dec 2021 www.lulu.com/spotlight/MWO231 (for previews, check out our post from Nov 26th) | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook

Check out the sea of clouds this morning viewed Mount Washington Observatory webcam. You can briefly spot Wildcat poke above the clouds. The National Weather Desk | Charlie Lopresti

77K views · 1.9K reactions | As showers shifted east Friday afternoon, a gap in the clouds to our west allowed light from #sunset to provide the bottom portions of a partial #rainbow. Here is a time-lapse of our Deck Cam (top) and Tower Cam (bottom) synced up, showing the formation of both ends. (Note: there is no audio present) #NHwx #NH | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook