Living in Huntington

West Virginia weather typically includes all four seasons: Winter (December – February), Spring (March – May), Summer (June – August), and Fall (September – November).  Temperatures can range from below zero degrees Fahrenheit in the winter to over 90 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. Rain and snow are common, though the amount of precipitation varies from season to season and from year to year. It is a good idea to bring or purchase an umbrella, rain jacket, waterproof shoes, and warm coat to be prepared for a variety of weather.

Follow the links to discover the variety of attractions that Huntington has to offer:

• Ritter Park and the Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District
• Marshall Artist Series
• Downtown – Pullman Square
• Huntington, WV: Voted America’s Best Community in 2017
• Discover Huntington Through Clio
• Cabell-Huntington Convention & Visitor’s Bureau
• City of Huntington Website
• Huntington Museum of Art
• Huntington, WV Photo Gallery

Follow the links to learn more about WV tourism:

• WV Cities and Towns
• Arts and Culture
• Bridge Day
• WV Fairs and Festivals
• GoToWV.com

Follow the links for information about securing necessities once you arrive in Huntington:

• Hotels close to Marshall University
• Mobile Phone Info
• Housing in Huntington
• How To Get a Social Security Number
• How To Get a Driver’s License

“Huntington is a nice small town, with very little trouble. The highlight of the town is really the dining options.” – Pratik, India

“I love living in Huntington because of the Marshall community and small-town hospitality.” – Kasun, Sri Lanka

“I think Huntington is a beautiful town with a great community. Especially in the Fall, the town is colored by different kinds of maple trees. It’s a blessing to enjoy the view like this every day.” – I Chen, Taiwan

Huntington is within easy driving distance to the following US cities: