What to pack for West Virginia in the spring

In the spring, the weather in West Virginia can be quite unpredictable with mild temperatures ranging from 50 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Thus, it is advisable to pack a variety of clothing options to be prepared for fluctuating weather conditions.

Layers are key, so bring long sleeve shirts, sweaters, and light jackets that can be added or removed as needed. Light, breathable fabrics like cotton and linen will keep you comfortable during warmer days, while a waterproof jacket or umbrella can protect you from spring showers.

Additionally, don't forget to pack a pair of sturdy walking shoes for exploring the state's outdoor attractions.

In the spring, West Virginia experiences mild temperatures with average highs reaching into the 60s and 70s.

The state sees an increase in precipitation from the remnants of winter storms as well as occasional thunderstorms that bring rain and help greenery flourish.

The higher elevation areas may still experience some cooler temperatures and even snow in the early months of spring, but as the season progresses, blooms and new growth abound throughout the state.

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