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Bailey Nordin

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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · By Bailey Nordin, Mount Washington Observatory

    Prepare for lots of rain and cooler temperatures on the trails this weekend (opens the original)

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    Friday will stay partly sunny and seasonable across all elevations, with slightly gusty east winds in the afternoon. Overnight into Saturday morning, however, mostly cloudy skies at lower elevations will give way to a solid bank of fog across the higher terrain, with temperatures likely to dip below freezing above 5000 feet. A slight chance of rain in the morning will increase through the day on Saturday, and winds across higher elevations will ramp up to hurricane force by Saturday afternoon. S

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · By Bailey Nordin, Mount Washington Observatory

    After a cooler start to the weekend, Saturday brings favorable hiking conditions (opens the original)

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    A wind chill advisory remains in effect across the higher summits until 10 p.m., with wet, foggy conditions persisting above treeline as northwest winds gust above hurricane force in the morning. Friday will be a cooler day even down at the trailheads, with winds in the valleys and notches gusting up to 30 mph. Saturday will offer much more favorable hiking conditions, with sunshine, warmer temperatures, and light winds returning to all elevations. Be sure to pack plenty of water and sun protect

  3. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · By Bailey Nordin, Mount Washington Observatory

    After a muggy start, get ready for a gorgeous weekend (opens the original)

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    Mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered rain showers will linger through Friday, with thick fog remaining at high elevations through the morning before beginning to dissipate in the afternoon. Winds at higher elevations may feel stiff in the morning, but will decline quickly and remain light. As those afternoon showers linger, warm, muggy conditions may help generate a few rumbles of thunder before things begin to clear out towards evening. By Saturday morning, the stage will be set for the suns

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