At 10AM this morning it was -23F, dew point -38F. Wind out of the NW at
85, gusting to 93 just before the wind instrument overrevved, again.
Visibility 0" in blowing and drifting snow......at Mt Washington, NH.

Let's send Algore up the incline railroad for a winter vacation at the
mountaintop hotel. The chart for "windchill" doesn't go that low that I
can find......Brrrr....

I'll be observing from a thousand miles South through HEAVY lenses...(c;

TV says it's gonna be 75F in Charleston, Wednesday. Great day to sneak off
to the marinas!...on topic!

Great fun to watch Mt Washington's weather on:
http://vortex.plymouth.edu/
at Plymouth State College's really nice weather center run by the
Meteorology Department students, my favorite hurricane center.

On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 23:17:03 +0000, Larry wrote:

At 10AM this morning it was -23F, dew point -38F. Wind out of the NW at
85, gusting to 93 just before the wind instrument overrevved, again.
Visibility 0" in blowing and drifting snow......at Mt Washington, NH.

Right now, it's a little dark up there, but they have a bunch of webcams
if you really want to see the weather.

http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/cam/

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et:

Right now, it's a little dark up there, but they have a bunch of webcams
if you really want to see the weather.



All it showed when it was noon was a whiteout....(c;

Some days it's just beautiful.