Weather

Marshall's weather enjoys four distinct seasons, with no uncomfortable extremes.

Summers are warm, with daytime maximum temperatures averaging in the mid to upper 80's, and lows in the 60's. Winter high temperatures average in the upper 40's, with lows in the upper 20's. Llong cold spells are rare.

The area averages 44 inches of rainfall annually.

The immediate surrounding area averages 24 inches of snow per year, but residence time on the ground is quite short, with an average of only between ten and twenty days per year with more than an inch of snow reported on the ground. Snowfalls in the nearby mountains can be excessive, and colder temperatures assure a much more continuous snowpack. Using combinations of both natural and man-made "snow," the Wolf Laurel ski resort is in operation within 45 minutes drive.

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