More about Mount Washington:
Mount Washington is a mountain in the northeastern United States, located in the White Mountain range of the state of New Hampshire. It is the highest peak in the Northeastern United States, with an elevation of 6,288 feet. The mountain is part of the Presidential Range, which is a part of the White Mountain National Forest.
The climate of Mount Washington is cold and windy, with average yearly temperatures ranging from -10°F to 50°F. The mountain is known for its extreme weather, with the highest wind speed ever recorded being 231 mph at the summit. During the winter months, the mountain is often blanketed in snow and experiences sub-zero temperatures. During the summer months, temperatures are milder and the mountain is often blanketed by clouds. Average yearly precipitation is around 70-100 inches.
