Mount Washington
Atmospheric conditions from valley to peak
Mount Washington is the highest peak in the Northeastern United States, set in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Hikers come here for its open summit, wide views, and the memorable sense of being on a mountain known for fast-changing weather and strong winds. Late spring through early fall is usually the best time to hike, when snow has mostly cleared and trail conditions are more manageable.
Monday, August 24
Summit temperature from 51° to 57°, but feels colder because of the wind. Strong wind that can affect your balance. Mostly clear with some overcast periods.
Precipitation
11611 ft
Nearby weather station
74°- Feels like
- 74°
- Wind
- 5 mph
- Visibility
- 10 mi
- Humidity
- 22%
- Pressure
- 1013 hPa
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Remember!
Mountain weather can be unpredictable. Always pay attention to conditions around you and be prepared for sudden weather changes.