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A backcountry skier has died in Tuckerman Ravine, part of Mount Washington, after falling about 600 vertical feet on March 10, 2024.
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The hiker from Portsmouth was rescued from the side of Mount Washington amid extreme weather that included winds over 90 mph.
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New Hampshire Fish and Game Sgt. Glen Lucas said the hikers and rescuers experienced dangerous conditions, including wind chill of minus-52 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Dominic Torro, 30, of Bow, New Hampshire, was coming down "Airplane Gully" in a wilderness area with a friend Saturday morning, NH Fish & Game reported.
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Mientras el sol se acerca a un máximo solar de su ciclo de 11 años, las condiciones climáticas del espacio son apropiadas para la aurora boreal.
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Summer’s not officially over, but the first sign of winter in NH is already here.
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Weather observers at the Mount Washington summit have recorded 37.85 inches of precipitation so far this summer.
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This follows one of the wettest Junes on record for the highest peak in New England.
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New England’s highest peak is unforgiving above treeline. But for some species of flora and fauna, the alpine zone provides exactly what they need to survive.
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Atop Mount Washington, the high peak in the Northeast, it's the snowiest June since at least 1932, according to the Mount Washington Observatory.