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January February Winter 2026

Skiers on a sunny morning at Snowshoe Mountain Resort. (Photo courtesy Snowshoe Mountain Resort)

Late winter in West Virginia is likely to lean milder than average overall, even as the Mountain State remains vulnerable to periodic cold snaps and snowstorms through the end of February. (Photo courtesy Snowshoe Mountain)

Skiers on a sunny morning at Snowshoe Mountain Resort

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