Crews snapped a photo of a rare weather phenomenon known as a "snow devil" on New Hampshire's Mount Washington.

On "calm" summer days, instruments on Mount Washington's summit record wind speeds of 40 mph (65 km/h). But when storms roll in, these winds can whip up gusts exceeding 100 mph (160 km/h).

So when I was asked to write about Mount Washington, I wanted him to join me. We could revisit old battlegrounds, try once more for the summit. "I guess it's fitting," he wrote back. "Kind of like ...

Those working at the Mount Washington Observatory are no strangers to gusts. Summit gusts have exceeded ... 37,000 homes across the state on Friday View updated New Hampshire power outage maps ...

VIDEO: Scientists at the Mount Washington Observatory said recent freezing rain and glaze ice conditions made Monday a ...

ALL RIGHT. SO IT IS STARTING TO FEEL MORE AND MORE LIKE SPRING, AND IT’S STARTING TO LOOK THAT WAY AT THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT WASHINGTON. WE WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS. CHECK OUT THESE PHOTOS.

Mount Washington Observatory forecaster Alexandra ... But I have been up there on clear days and it is an astounding view. So what's life on the summit like? You're up there for eight days at ...

At the time, weather conditions at the summit of Mt. Washington had temperatures of -2 degrees and sustained winds at 50 to 60 mph, gusting significantly higher. Mt. Washington State Park was ...