Here’s one corner of the U.S. that isn’t experiencing summer-like conditions this fall: New England. In fact, the summit of the region’s most famous peak, 6,288-foot Mount Washington, is already buried under three and a half feet of snow. On Thursday, November 17, a storm dumped 6.7 inches on the peak, bringing its November total to 42.5 inches. According to the Mount Washington Observatory—the famed weather station that sits atop the summit—the total is far ahead of the normal average for November 15, which is 35.6 inches. The record for November on Mount Washington is 86.6 inches, set in 1968. Whether or not this year breaks the 55-year-old record is yet to be seen. Tap the link in our bio to read more. 📷️ : Mount Washington Observatory ✍️ : freddreier #snowfall #aboveaverage #weather #snow