12 Reasons No One In Their Right Mind Visits West Virginia In The Winter
By Robin Jarvis|Published March 06, 2019
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Robin Jarvis
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Robin Jarvis began writing for OnlyInYourState.com in 2015 and quickly advanced to a Senior Editor role. She's currently the Brand Manager and has a Bachelor's degree from West Virginia University in Journalism with a minor in Marketing. Her career history includes long running appearances on radio and television. She also has served as publisher of Shades of Green Magazine and Design Lead on several print publications. Her love for travel has taken her to many parts of the world. She's lived in the Carolinas for more than three decades and currently resides in Charleston, SC. When she's not working, she loves playing guitar, painting, traveling, and spending time with family.
Contact: rjarvis@onlyinyourstate.com
Is winter on your shortlist of things that make you grind your teeth at night? There’s nothing like a few days of temps in the single digits to make you reconsider your love for freshly fallen snow. It may even tempt you to talk friends and relatives into waiting until spring or summer to visit from out of state. Need some help convincing them to stay home until after the thaw? We’re not sure this list is entirely going to help, but feel free to send it along to them anyway. We tried (really hard) to come up with some bona fide reasons why winter is unsightly, cold, and just plain miserable in the Mountain State. What do you think of our list?
My eyes are tearing up a little just looking at this, yet I somehow can't look away.
If after reading this list, your out-of-state friends and relatives aren’t entirely convinced there’s nothing to see or do in the Mountain State during winter, then they should definitely keep reading here!
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