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INSANE conditions on Mt Washington, NH. 120mph+ winds and -95°F wind chill. It is above the tropopause, meaning that these are stratospheric winds.
Footage from the summit live stream 2:30-2:40pm. #nhwx
Footage from the summit live stream 2:30-2:40pm. #nhwx
Contrast adjusted for better detail (and added some wind sound so it's not silent).
Live stream here:
Live stream here:
The wind chill on Mount Washington's summit is now BELOW -100°F. 5pm on the nose. Winds up to 127mph. This could drop as low as -115°F this evening. #nhwx
Track the data here: xmountwashington.appspot.com/csc.html?data=…
Track the data here: xmountwashington.appspot.com/csc.html?data=…
(🧵of 4) I know we have been seeing people saying "It's just normal winter" & "I survived the last storm so it's not a big deal"
But there's a couple of things wrong with those statements. 1st, just because you survived 1 doesn't mean it will be easy the next time. (1/4)
But there's a couple of things wrong with those statements. 1st, just because you survived 1 doesn't mean it will be easy the next time. (1/4)
2nd, if the NWS is telling you that extreme impacts are likely, they are being right, things will get to be serious, & potentially life threatening for those who are ill-prepared. This has that chance. Now people have been comparing this to the Blizzard of '78. (2/4)
While every storm is different in each way, places could feel less impacts compared to that storm but others may feel it worse. It all depends here. All you have to do is prepare accordingly & stay safe. We're here relying official information to people in this storm. (3/4)
