42K views · 1.8K reactions | Volume Warning: Loud! It has been quite a snowy and windy night up here at Mount Washington summit! Here is just a glimpse of the conditions from the Observatory deck, taken from the smartphone of one of our weather observers. The winds were quite strong just over the deck railing, lifting the snow up and overhead. | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook

29 reactions | Views of melting snow and ice from Mount Washington Observatory webcam and GOES16 22,000 miles above. The National Weather Desk | Charlie Lopresti | Facebook

105K views · 2.5K reactions | As showers shifted east Friday afternoon, a gap in the clouds to our west allowed light from #sunset to provide the bottom portions of a partial #rainbow. Here is a time-lapse of our Deck Cam (top) and Tower Cam (bottom) synced up, showing the formation of both ends. (Note: there is no audio present) #NHwx #NH | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook

A video of yesterday's avalanche in Tuckerman's Ravine captured by the webcam stationed at the summit of Wildcat Mountain. At the beginning of the video in the top left corner, the snowboarder can be seen beginning to drop into the bowl. After the camera zooms in, the snowboarder can be seen outrunning the avalanche. Luckily, no one involved was injured. A big appreciation to Tuckerman Brewing Company and Gordini for making capturing moments like these via live webcam possible! | Mount Washingto