Summit staff and volunteers gathered outside for a vibrant sunset tonight as mid- and upper-level clouds roll in ahead of this weekend's storm system approaching from off the Carolina coast.
The top of Mt. Washington was in the clouds overnight as temps plunged into the upper 20s, leaving a fresh coating of rime ice down to about 5800ft. Here's the view at sunrise (23 Sept 2026) looking towards the northern summits of the Presidential Range from our instrument tower.
Sunset from the summit of Mt. Washington today (19 Sept 2026). For what to expect on Sunday, please check out our Higher Summits Forecast at https://t.co/d1cUZjg1E0
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Earlier this shift on Sunday, the summit cleared from the fog in time to reveal a partial undercast to our west as the sun was setting and lighting up the clouds.
The summit will be dry today and fog-free as high pressure crests overhead and then shifts offshore.
The first clear night since Wednesday allowed the first unobstructed views of the Honor Summit lights from the summit, seen here backlighting the tower, the parapet, and a vertical shot where the parallel light beams appear to cross. (1/2)
The videos of @NYCMayor and @AOC laughing are not true. I was standing next to them the whole time. The camera just caught her greeting him hello. Multiple other politicians were laughing and joking behind me. Republicans and Democrats.
A stunning sight last night as Earth’s shadow created a deep partial eclipse.
This is a stack of around 30 photos taken in rapid succession, allowing me to improve the clarity and color of the scene.
I’ll have this available in print for a few days here: https://t.co/jpVibNaRlZ
Sunrise scene this morning (25 August 2026) - Below the summit, fog was following the Androscoggin River in NH and ME; above, a few lenticular clouds were taking shape on the leeward side of the Presidential Range.
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Fog and drizzle obscured today's (23 August) sunset, so here's a better sunset view from last week (21 August 2026). Clouds/fog, rain, and thunderstorms continue for the start of the workweek. Full details available at https://t.co/d1cUZjg1E0
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A vibrant sunrise this morning as a field of altocumulus clouds rolled in over the Whites ahead of incoming low-pressure, which will bring widespread rain showers Sunday night into Monday. For the full Higher Summits forecast, visit https://t.co/a9I1AQpTlO