November 18. min. max. avg
Bitt 2NW valley 22.9 54.3(latepm) 38.6
Garrett College 26.7 59.3 43
Can-Heights 40.6 54.9 47.8
CRN-Canaan 36.6 56.3 46.5
Cabin Mt 42.8 53.1 47.9
Cabin Mt north 40.3 53.6 46.9
Snowshoe/S.C. 37.2 52.7 44.8
Can-Valley Floor 28.6 57.3 42.9
Cresaptown 25.5 40.5 33
Green Bank Obs 23.1 59.2 41.2
7Springs 33.6 58.6 46
Wild temp day, and an incredible start. Overnight valleys ran into the low 20s. High Ground held 40s. A magnificent sunrise across portions of the area, with a double rainbow in the western sky as rain pushed in. This occured across Garrett County. A half hour after this sunrise, rainbows, high ground was mild and low lying cold air trapped in valleys. High valleys even. At Bitt 2NW valley I had a brief occurence of freezing rain. This gave way to straight rain but temps held 30s and briefly in the low 40s in the afternoon. At the time of this typing(6:49pm) max temp was 41 and current of 39. While likely temps will briefly surge before midnight and make the appearance of a uniform temp day in the area, it was anything but. The high ground in Wv rans 50s on strong winds, while valleys northeast held 30s, low 40s and calm. Valleys above 2500′ even. In Garrett Negro Mt once again is the border. Despite minimal elevation difference, south winds run up the west side, while east side remains in a different airmass(pics illustrate that nice) and the 3km nam did a fantastic job of nailing this. The temp detail in this model is 2nd to none. Rainfall was .5 to 1 inch Garrett, and north and less south.
Temp dam busted around 9pm at Bitt 2NW valley and fell around 2am the 19th. The 5 hour window will really give a misrepresentation of what both days were like on the max, min chart.
Allegheny Mountains Weather 