Mount Washington: A Mountain with the "World's Worst Weather"
A recent video captured a 103 mph wind gust on Mount Washington in New Hampshire, known for its extreme weather conditions.
The summit recorded a wind gust of 103.6 mph on Tuesday morning, equivalent to a Category 2 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale.
Mount Washington is known for its snowy, windy and icy conditions, leading to the mountain receiving the title of "World's worst weather."
- The wind gust was caught live on camera and time-lapse footage showed near whiteout conditions.
- The extreme weather on Mount Washington is not unusual, with conditions often being severe.
Author's summary: Mount Washington records extreme 103 mph wind gust.
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