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From: Mount Washington Observatory <information@mountwashington.org>
To: Guy Ralph Perea Sr President of The United States II <guyperea@rocketmail.com>
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 1:19 AM
Subject: Frigid Lows and Record Highs
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Dear Guy Ralph Perea Sr President of The United States, It's officially "shoulder season" on Mount Washington: Still summer from an operational standpoint (as the Mt. Washington Auto Road is open to private vehicles), yet punctuated by periods of winter-like weather that hint at conditions to come. Last Thursday a cold front moved in, bringing below-average temperatures that bottomed out at 25°F on Friday and produced the season's first significant glaze icing event on Sunday. The frigid temperatures persisted through Monday, when the mercury began to climb into the 40s, averaging 51 on Tuesday and then setting a new daily record high of 63°F on Wednesday (the previous record of 60°F was set in 1947). Though warm by summit standards, the 63° high paled in comparison to temperatures in the valley below, which soared into the 90s. Significant temperature differentials are common this time of year, so be sure to check our Higher Summits Forecast before heading out on your next White Mountains adventure. Regards,  Cara Rudio
Director of Advancement
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 Director of Summit Operations Cyrena Briede | Observatory to Present at 2013 Meteorological Technology World Expo
Next month, Director of Summit Operations Cyrena Briede will travel to Brussels, Belgium to share the Observatory's research and product testing capabilities with an international community of climate, weather and hydrometeorological experts. Her presentation will showcase the Observatory's recent work and invite proposals for future collaboration. Watch for updates from the conference in mid-October. | |
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 Downtown Plymouth after the storm, courtesy of the Plymouth Historical Society | New Exhibition on the Great New England Hurricane Opening September 20
The Great Blowdown, a new exhibition by the Museum of White Mountains examining the deadliest hurricane in New England's history, opens September 20 from 5-7 p.m. in the Weather Discovery Center. The free event will feature a presentation about the infamous storm and a release and signing of curator Dr. Lourdes Aviles' new book, Taken By Storm, 1938, A Social and Meteorological History of the Great New England Hurricane. | |
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Help us create a bold new educational experience on Mount Washington | Extreme Mount Washington Campaign Just $49,999 from Goal
The capital campaign for Extreme Mount Washington, the Observatory's new summit educational experience opening in the spring of 2014, is just $49,999 away from the project's $825,000 budget. Demolition of the current museum begins in seventeen days, so please help us close out the campaign by making a tax-deductible donation of any amount. Give $250 or more and receive a tile at the entrance of the new museum! | |
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Cap clouds flowing over the summit cone made for unique photo ops indoors and out | Sunset Soiree a Delicious SuccessOur fifth annual Sunset Soiree was another sell-out event, welcoming guests to a private dessert tasting and champagne toast on the summit, and a hearty feast by Thompson House Eatery. Adventurous revelers even had the opportunity to experience 70+ mph winds on the observation deck! View photos on Facebook and make plans to join us next year.
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Students will compare model predictions with actual data recorded at sites throughout the region to determine the model's forecasting ability | New Collaborative Research Initiative Seeks to Improve Regional Forecasting
The most widely-used forecasting models are global in scope, unable to hone in on specific microclimates like those created by the complex terrain of the White Mountains. Eric Kelsey, Observatory Director of Research and Research Assistant Professor at Plymouth State University (PSU), is working with PSU graduate students to test a specialized, high-resolution numerical forecasting model that could vastly improve weather predictions in the Whites and other mountainous regions. Learn more. | |
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Save up to $3,300 on the lease or purchase of a new Subaru | Observatory Members Eligible for Exclusive Subaru Savings
As the Official Vehicle of Mount Washington Observatory, Subaru welcomes Observatory members to participate in its Subaru VIP Purchase Program, offering pricing of 2% below dealer invoice!
Not an Observatory member yet? Join us and take advantage of this and other valuable member benefits. | |
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Precise, durable, and trusted by the pros | SALE: Davis Vantage Pro2 Wireless Weather Station If you want professional-grade accuracy and reliability with no strings attached, this is the weather station for you. The Pro2 Wireless offers the same robust features as the cabled version, including temperature, rain, wind, dew point, barometric pressure, humidity, and much more, with frequency-hopping spread spectrum radio to transmit and receive data up to 1000' (300 m). Regular price: $595.00 SALE: $535.00 | |
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