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    Default Mt Washington July Weather

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    01:36 AM Wed Jul 21, 2004 EDT
    Hello from the rockpile

    During the last 3 hours of the Monday-Tuesday night shift, we enjoyed watching a lightning show that was occurring over the southern reaches of the Kingdom. At the night to day shift change, Tim and I noted that the radar showed small thunderstorms remained over the North Woods. Later, while getting some sleep, I was awaken by the familiar simultaneous bang-crack sound that is only made when lightning strikes nearby-very nearby!

    After awakening and wandering to the weather room, Tim confirmed that lightning had definitely hit the summit. Tim stood smiling as I looked at the weather coding sheet for the morning. The observation between 9 and 10 was longer than usual and included thunderstorms, rain showers, 1/4 inch hail, small hail, and snow pellets! Yes, snow in July!
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    Teej

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    LT '79; AT '73-'14 in sections; Donating Member Kerosene's Avatar
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    Wow, sunny, clear, 49 degrees and only a 17 mph wind at the summit on the afternoon of July 21st. Wish I was walking through the Whites today!
    GA←↕→ME: 1973 to 2014

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    I love reading some of the weather observations from the observatory. Some of those guys have a real way with words and it makes you feel like you are sitting there with them enjoying the sights.
    Greg P.

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