Ryan Knapp
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Weather Observer/Meteorologist at Mount Washington Observatory, NH. Tweets are my own & do not necessarily represent the views of MWObs.
A tale of two Ryans: Meteorologist Ryan Haas captured this morning's undercast conditions from the observation deck, while Meteorologist Ryan Knapp snapped the perspective from our weather instrument tower. #NHwx #NH #mountains #undercast #seaofclouds
In today's #ObserverBlog, Weather Observer Ryan Knapp takes a look at weather conditions on the summit of Mount Washington this month and shares insights into what to expect in the coming weeks: mountwashington.org/march-on-mount…
A belated Happy Birthday to our youngest coworker, Nimbus Kitty, who turned six last week! If you want to support Nimbus (or the work of his coworkers), please donate to his Seek the Peak page available at secure.qgiv.com/event/seekthep… #Nimbus #cat #birthday
A time-lapse of clouds moving over the northern summits of the Presidential Range at sunset today. Occasional puffs of blowing snow can also be seen rising from the Great Gulf and blowing towards the camera. #NHwx #NH #mountains #timelapse #snow #sunset #undercast
Warm fog caused the summits to lose significant snow over the past few days. Attached shows the view to our north on March 4th (top) vs March 8th (bottom). #NHwx #NH #mountains #snow
Summit staff enjoyed a great view of a partial undercast yesterday evening. A strong storm will bring warm, wet, and windy conditions to the higher summits on Saturday, with 100+ mph wind gusts and temperatures in the 40s possible.
The summit saw the beginning of this morning's total lunar eclipse before clouds settled in at around the same time as totality. This photo was snapped by staff meteorologist Ryan Knapp just before sunrise this morning!
Northern Lights are currently visible in northern NH and ME
