Dixville Notch, NH
The model estimates whether ice has formed. Ice quality and bonding are not observable from weather data and are not modelled. How the model works.
1 route across 1 area, every one with a confirmed position.
Cold so far
11 freezing degree-days (°C°F) since 1 October
Less cold banked than in any of the last 15 seasons to this date.
Each day that averages below 0 °C adds how far below: a day averaging −5 °C adds 5.Each day that averages below 32 °F adds how far below: a day averaging 23 °F adds 9. Warm days are not subtracted, so a thaw that strips ice does not show here. Modelled at the climbs' typical elevation, not measured on them. It is not a prediction: early cold on its own has not predicted when ice arrives in the seasons this project has records for. Every season is measured over the same window, 1 October – 10 November.
Access is yours to check
This site says nothing about whether you may reach or climb these routes. That is decided by whoever manages the land — a park, a forest, a city, a tribe, a private owner — and by permits, seasonal and wildlife closures and local law, all of which change. A route listed here is not a route you are allowed to climb, and a route with no restriction noted here may still be closed. Check with the land manager before you go.
Guidebook
An Ice Climber's Guide to Northern New England by Rick Wilcox and S. Peter LewisRoute positions are in the guidebook and not on this site. The author walked the terrain and verified the lines; that work is theirs to sell.
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