— Links & References —
Planning your Wave Day in the Mount Washington area? Check out the weather links below!
Franconia Soaring Association
The Franconia Soaring Association (FSA) is New Hampshire's only soaring club. We are conveniently located at the Franconia, NH Airport just 2 hours North of Boston in the picturesque White Mountains of New Hampshire.
FSA operates a well-maintained fleet of gliders, including a high performance 2-seat Grob Twin Astir. The club offers scenic rides, introduction to soaring flights, glider rentals, flight instruction, and glider towing.
Greater Boston Soaring Club
Greater Boston Soaring Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping its members learn and enjoy the sport of Soaring. GBSC has over 120 members, mostly from central New England. The club owns three tow planes and eight gliders, ranging in performance from robust trainers to speedy cross-country ships.
New England Soaring Association
Founded in 1951, it is reported to be the oldest continuously operating soaring club in the United States.
NESA currently operates four gliders; two Schweizer 2-33’s, a 1-26, and a 1-34. Many members also own their own. Most activity takes place on weekends; however, the club does occasionally operate during the week.
Club operations take place out of Hartness State Airport (KVSF) in Springfield, Vermont.
Post Mills Soaring Club
Our club was formed in 1987 with a mission to bring affordable soaring to the Upper Connecticut River Valley. We have about 30 active members and a fleet of gliders that includes:
- Schweizer 2-33 for basic training
- Blanik L-23 for advanced and cross country training
- Single seat Schweizer 1-26
- Single seat Glasflugel HpH 304C.
Many of our members have their own gliders as well.
Pilot Links
Additional links to member videos and other material.
2010 Video from Evan Ludeman
Mt Washington yields a perfect 11 knot climb on 10/10/10!


Educational Links
Mountain Waves and Downslope Winds
An interactive on line study guide for forecasters from UCAR. Registration required.
Why Does the Wave Wave?
Lecture by G. Dale.
Others
Other links and references
Cloud Appreciation Society
The society for people who love the sky. Welcome, artists, scientists, cloudspotters and dreamers. You've come to the right place!

Weather Links
Check our all the ways you can discover the weather as the wx bug in the footer here is a fluffy you would not want to plan your Wave Day by.
Mount Washington Weather - Current Summit Conditions
Mt. Washington Summit - Current weather conditions.
Mount Washington Observatory - Regional Weather
Mt. Washington Observatory - Regional weather and forecasts.
Mount Washington Observatory - Weather Products
Mt. Washington Observatory - Various weather products.
Mount Washington Observatory - Other Weather Resources
Mt. Washington Observatory: check out all the ways you can discover the weather.