West Virginia Spring 2022 Is Forecast To Be Early And Pleasantly Warm

As Farmers’ Almanac predicted, this year started off a little extra cold and snowy. But good news! Spring is on the way. And, according to the latest AccuWeather prediction about the forecast for 2022 in West Virginia at least, spring will arrive a little earlier and be pleasantly warmer than usual. Now that’s news you won’t hear us complaining about!

According to the team at AccuWeather, February of 2022 is shaping up to be a slightly warmer month than usual (up a degree or two from average) across all of West Virginia with the small exception of the top of the Northern Panhandle, which will see average temperatures for the time of year.

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March will continue that warming trend, being two to three degrees warmer than usual and ushering in an early spring. 

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That means we just have a little bit more winter to weather, because by March it should feel like spring.

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That is just fine with us, because there’s nothing else in the world quite like springtime in Almost Heaven.

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Spring in West Virginia means wildflowers of every color and shape. It means fruit trees in bloom.

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It means ramps and other spring greens pushing up through the soil. It means gardens. It means songbirds and hummingbirds and other wildlife.

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It means long walks in the woods. Of course, it also means mud and ticks and snakes, because no season can be completely perfect, even though spring comes so very close!

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Still, we’re looking forward to it. To see AccuWeather’s spring forecast for yourself, both for the nation and as it pertains to West Virginia, head on over to their weather website here. Do you know what an early spring means? It means it’s not a bit too soon to start planning a spring adventure! Which season is your favorite? Will you be glad to see spring come a bit early to the Mountain State this year?

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