Mountain weather archive
Are there any weather, or at least temperature, archives for mountains?
I have read that this information is very spotty, that it is not recorded for many mountains. In searching for this data, however, I have found weather services which forecast weather for mountains at various elevations.
Though obviously recorded temperature is better, it would be useful if there was at least an archive of the predicted temperature. That would be better than nothing, assuming these mountain weather forecasts are somewhat reliable, which is something I do not know.
Are there any temperature archives for mountains?
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You can find decades of data for thousands of weather stations (in the Western US, Alaska and Hawaii) here:
Western U.S. Climate Historical Summaries
You can select the stations from a map or search by name. There are quite a few in mountainous areas
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At least in the US you can do this to various degrees depending on the mountain. For example, there is a weather station in Telluride CO at 9950 ft that you can search back at least 2 years
For Mt Washington NH there is a weather station at 6266 ft that you can search back around 45 years
The key is to know which mountains have weather stations and how long they have been there.
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