Our climate and weather records are a unique resource for science research and education. Here you will find official BHO climate information…
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The Blue Hill Observatory currently offers a variety of STEM focused educational programs including field trips, classroom visits, seasonal programs and community…
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Throughout the year, we sponsor many special events and virtual webinars related to our mission of interest to weather professionals, educators, students…
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Visit Blue Hill Observatory! The Blue Hill Observatory welcomes thousands of visitors each year to take a tour, learn about the weather,…
Learn more →"The most homogeneous climate record in North America." — World Meteorological Organization
Cheryl Cummings has spent more than two decades helping mission-driven organizations grow — building strategies, strengthening teams, and connecting people to causes worth believing in. For the past six years, she has brought that experience to bear at Blue Hill Observatory & Science Center, where she serves as Director of Strategic Partnerships.
By including Blue Hill Observatory in your will or estate plan, you help ensure that this extraordinary scientific and historic legacy continues for generations to come — that the climate record keeps growing, that students keep climbing this hill, and that the doors of the Observatory stay open to scientists, educators, and the curious public long into the future.
From April break through the end of August, Blue Hill Observatory has programs for students of all ages — from week-long nature adventures for elementary schoolers to an intensive meteorology career program for high schoolers. Here's everything coming up this spring and summer.
On April 18th, hundreds of community members will ascend Great Blue Hill together for one of Greater Boston's most beloved Earth Day traditions.
As federal science funding erodes, Blue Hill Observatory stands at a crossroads. We hold North America's longest continuous weather record — data that NOAA, NASA, and leading universities rely on. That record doesn't maintain itself.
Monthly Skymail, event announcements, and research summaries.
