Feb 11.                 min.         max.      avg

Bitt 2NW valley  33.5         53.1       43.3

Garrett College   41.0         56.8       48.9

Can-Heights        40.8         52.8       46.8

CRN-Canaan       39.3         54.8       47.1

Cabin Mt             38.7         50.4       44.6

Cabin Mt north 38.3         52.0       45.2

Spruce Knob      42.1         48.9      45.5

Snowshoe/S.C      43.5        50.4      47.0

Can-Valley Floor

Cresaptown          35.6         50.4      43.0

Green Bank Obs   33.4         54.5      43.9

7Springs                 34.7         57.7      46.2

cloudy, rainy, calm through early afternoon, skies broke, light breezes kicked in. Valleys holding colder through temp recording times. But as wind kicked up after dark, I think we’ll see a spike in numbers before colder air returns overnight. Minor creek flooding from snowmelt, and rainfall totals .5 to 1.5 north, with isolated higher south.

Temps at Bittinger 2nw Valley, experimental spot and Cabin Mt 4350. As well as the look at temps on temps national map this afternoon

 

 

Final numbers at Bittinger 2nw Valley and experimental spot. Good example of why those sheltered high elevation low spots hold onto snow longest.

 

Pic by Vernon Patterson at Blackwater Falls todayFB_IMG_1518400510397

Pics by Rosanna Springston at Falls of Hills Creek and Cranberry area…

Pics by Jeremy Cutlip around Bath/Pocahontas Counties

 

 

Pic by Ryan Maurer posted on West Virginia Waterfall facebook page. Pic at lower falls at Falls of Hills CreekFB_IMG_1518490969803

 

Some river data in the region, and radar estimated rain totals.

 

 

 

Radar snippets today

 

Past 90 day temps since mid Novemberncep_cfsv2_360_t2anom_usa

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