Mt. Washington
Updated Mar 22, 12:11 AM
Conditions Summary
Winter conditions persist on Mt. Washington with summit temperatures ranging from 12°F to 21°F over the next several days. Winds will increase significantly, reaching 60 mph mid-week, creating dangerous wind chills as low as -7°F. Snowfall is likely tonight through Monday, with light snow continuing intermittently through Thursday. Traction devices, crampons, and ice axes are essential for safe travel above treeline. Recommendation: Due to high winds, extreme cold, and snow accumulation, hiking Mt. Washington is not advised for most individuals until conditions improve.
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