Mount Washington Records 103 mph Wind Gust
The summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire recorded a 103.6 mph wind gust on Tuesday morning, caught live on camera.
Time-lapse footage shows near whiteout conditions leading up to the wind gust. Mount Washington is known for its extreme weather, earning the title of "World's worst weather."
A wind gust of this strength is comparable to a Category 2 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale.
Just another day of the "world's worst weather" on Mount Washington.
Author's note: Extreme weather conditions are common on Mount Washington.
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