West Virginia's winter enthusiasts and commuters are looking at a tranquil snowscape this season with minimal snowfall forecasted across the state. The mountainous terrains, home to the beloved ski resorts, are holding onto a modest snowpack, with Quinwood showing the most promise at a 12-inch depth, despite a slight decrease over the last 24 hours. This could mean decent, albeit not epic, conditions for shredding the slopes. Down in the flatter regions, snowpack depths are touching a minimal 1 to 3 inches, indicating a potential reprieve from brutal winter driving conditions. With no substantial snowfall expected in the coming five days, it's a chill scene for the Mountain State; ski buffs might just catch a serene glide down the hills, but there's no colossal powder to write home about this time around.
Statewide Snowpack |
119.0%
of Normal |
Coldest Location |
35°
Quinwood |
Top 5-Day Forecast |
1"
Quinwood |
Deepest Snowpack |
12"
Quinwood |