What's with all the wind? These Mount Washington pros know
In a world of wild and whipsawing weather, Francis Tarasiewicz is a professional wind watcher. It’s an all-consuming passion on New Hampshire’s tallest peak.
Stay updated with breaking news from Jay Broccolo. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
In a world of wild and whipsawing weather, Francis Tarasiewicz is a professional wind watcher. It’s an all-consuming passion on New Hampshire’s tallest peak.
In a world of wild and whipsawing weather, Francis Tarasiewicz is a professional wind watcher. It’s an all-consuming passion on New Hampshire’s tallest peak.
In a world of wild and whipsawing weather, Francis Tarasiewicz is a professional wind watcher. It’s an all-consuming passion on New Hampshire’s tallest peak.
REVERE, MASS. (WHDH) - A strange phenomenon is unfolding at Revere Beach, where the sand’s otherworldly look has a very earthly explanation.The sand at Revere<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/mother-nature-creates-dazzling-display-with-pink-purple-sand-at-revere-beach/">Read More</a>
The purple tint in the sand is a natural phenomenon caused by mineral deposits of rose quartz and garnet from the White Mountains, explained a spokesperson from the Department of Conservation and Recreation.