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 Any kind of atmosphere can happen on the trail. 

 

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Airline and Israel Ridge Trail - Rain in the Valley

From high on the Adams summit cone, we can see the edge of the clouds condensing into a virga - misty rain that evaporates before reaching the ground.

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5/20/2005

Harts Pond -View of the Pond

This view across Harts Pond shows snow where there will soon be water and plants.

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3/13/2005

Lookout Ledge - Clouds on the Osgood

Osgood Ridge splits the clouds in an infinitely changeable cloudscape.

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8/2/2003

Lowe`s Bald Spot - Curling Clouds in Huntington Ravine

This closeup shows the exciting texture of the clouds formed by a strong westerly wind. At this point, the winds are averaging 30-40 miles per hour and the temperature is in the 70s. With wind chill, it feels near freezing, even here, at only about 3000 feet of altitude. At the summit, the temperature is probably more like 50, with wind speeds even higher and wind chill even colder.

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7/28/2003

Lowe`s Bald Spot - View Toward Huntington Ravine

This view to the south shows the kind of weather effect that the White Mountains generate from thrusting up thousands of feet into the sky - streamers of clouds torn from the summits. Sometimes these produce winds, rain, hail or snow, even in the summer.

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7/28/2003

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