Adam at Universal Hub is doing his best to prepare the region.
As much as I love snow, the forecast has killed my Friday night plans. I am not amused.
Adam at Universal Hub is doing his best to prepare the region.
As much as I love snow, the forecast has killed my Friday night plans. I am not amused.
While we’ve been enjoying our beatiful fall weather, here comes a note from the north. Â And not the Far North – from just 150 miles, a three-hour car ride north, comes the first snow of the year. Â There’s enough snow on Mt. Washington to take out the snowboard.
I hurriedly put on my plastic boots, threw on my outerwear, and grabbed my snowboard to go make my first turns of the season. I knew there was a reason I left the board and boots up here after my last turns made nearly three months ago to the day.
Those pesky three months of spring, summer, and fall are over. Â It’s back to winter on Mt. Washington.
Most of you know that I enjoy experiencing the extremes of weather – particularly when those are the winter extremes. I’ve always been fascinated by Mt. Washington in particular. I remember being a freshman in 1990 and finding that I could get up-to-the-hour weather updates from the mountain, and configured my Athena account to tell me the weather. Now, I’m a regular reader of the Mt. Washington Observatory blog. And maybe I’ll go on one of those EduTrips some day. . .
Until then, I’ll have to visit vicariously with YouTube. Here are 2 minutes and 6 seconds of frozen hilarity: