Mount Washington

This sunrise-loving bear is now a celebrity!

80's one day, snow the next. Just another May in New Hampshire.

The winds are wild, trees are down, and mud is drying up.

Apparently, ghost are tidy in the afterlife, seen doing laundry and straightening curtains.

Mount Washington is home to some crazy wind and temperature records, but it's not often that you can actually see how it affects the weather here in New England.

Major thunderstorms are possible this afternoon, continuing an already active month weather-wise here in the Granite State.

Mount Washington got over a foot of snow on April 19, 2018.

Fresh off a new batch of snow, areas near Mount Washington are under an advisory for potential avalanches, and for those in the area to be aware of the danger. According to the Mount Washington Avalanche Center, yesterday's snow, which dumped more than a foot in some communities, had not blown into the terrain...

The top of Mt Washington Saturday morning was -38 degrees with a wind chill making it feel like 97 below. 97 BELOW!!!

I am just blown away by this. (Get it?!)

Soon some friends of mine will be visiting New Hampshire for the first time. I put it out on our WOKQ Facebook page asking what they need to see and here are some places that were suggested.

The results of this top notch video will positively blow you away... so to speak.

We got on the topic of roller coasters this morning during the show and it got me thinking of amusement parks.

Karen and I will be hanging with folks at the Epping location of the Stove Shoppe this Saturday from 10 to noon.

There's no excuse for not having fun in New Hampshire this weekend.

Which one of the following statements about Mount Washington is true? It's home to some of the worst weather in the world; It's home to our north country broadcast signal, 103.7 FM WPKQ; Or, it's home to a weather research facility that is manned year round by a very dedicated staff of workers and volunteers.