But today the weather is not terribly conducive to flying. The winds are blowing out of the S at ~30-35 knots and it is condition 2 out on the sea ice.
The wind is whistling and the helos are grounded
View toward the sea ice from Crary Science building. Note the row of snowmobiles on the bottom right.
Equipment on the sea ice obscured by the blowing snow
The Chapel of the Snows perched on the edge of a grey/white featureless background
The helos were grounded and lashed down.
the very definition of whiteout?
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