This is one of several favorite locations I use when analyzing weather data. It's claim is 'the world's worst weather'.
I just happened to notice the other day that Mount Washington, at an elevation of 6288 ft, recorded the nation's low temperature at -22 degrees (does not include Alaska).
In addition, winds averaged nearly 70 mph for the day with a peak gust of 120 mph.
Since the average temperature for that day came to -11 (high of -1 and low of -22), and winds averaged nearly 70 mph, the wind chill was a take-my-breath-away -50 degrees.
With the next impending system, snowfall is expected to be in the 2-feet range and, depending on the exact track of the storm system, winds could gust to between 100 and 150 mph.
Check out the site.
https://www.mountwashington.org/
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