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Live look at the Mount Washington Observatory where sustained winds are 128mph and gusting to 144mph. The peak gust so far was 161mph! The wind chill is also -60°. 😳❄️🥶

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Pete Phillipsvor 1 Jahr

Just think Collin I’ve been up to that summit three times in my life. Freaking amazing. If you ever get a chance, you should take the cog railway up. Great museum up at the summit of course, all weather related

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Collin Grossvor 1 Jahr

Wow that’s awesome! It’s definitely on my bucket list!

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Donald Verger 💌vor 1 Jahr

Latest gust 161 💨

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Bryan Sauttervor 1 Jahr

Worst weather in the world Highest wind gust ever recorded outside a tropical cyclone 🌀

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Suzy Reddvor 1 Jahr

Been there! Weather was perfect that day, though.

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adanac-41vor 1 Jahr

Strongly suggest a windbreaker and gloves. ;-)

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Bill Hausvor 1 Jahr

Anything with sound?

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DDSashaSuevor 1 Jahr

🥶🥶🥶

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D Cvor 1 Jahr

Kool or “ cold 🥶 “

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Craig Woodsvor 1 Jahr

How do you measure snowfall?

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