So what is a white Christmas? It occurs when there's at least 1 inch of snow on the ground on Christmas morning. It doesn't have to be snowing on the actual holiday for that to happen. A trace of ...

Because of the cold, any snow that falls the next few days will likely stick around for a while; it might even make it to Christmas next Wednesday. A white Christmas this year is not unlikely!

The National Weather Service considers it a white Christmas if there's 1 inch or more of snow on the ground at 7 a.m. on Christmas morning. New York City could see its first white Christmas in 15 ...

The weather in Greater Akron this weekend will be very Christmas-like for your last-minute holiday shopping and errands.

Fresh snow that has fallen at of after 6 p.m. Christmas Eve, into Christmas Day. This map shows how often we have had white Christmases across the United States since 1991. Generally, the farther ...

Are you dreaming of a white Christmas? For reference, Merriam-Webster defines a "white Christmas" as "a Christmas when there is snow on the ground or when it is snowing." We looked at data from the ...

Christmas Eve travel was also impacted Tuesday morning by American Airlines briefly grounding all of its flights nationwide.

Staying above the freezing mark means any precipitation that falls will be rain instead of snow. The definition of a "white Christmas" by the National Weather Service is having at least 1 inch of ...

It looks like the streak will continue. Delaware hasn't had a white Christmas since 2002. Despite the forecast calling for possible snow on Friday night and temperatures around freezing next week ...

New York City could be included in that list for the first time in 15 years as Central Park saw one inch of snow Christmas Eve morning, the official amount needed to qualify as a "white Christmas." ...

If you’re dreaming of a white Christmas in metro Atlanta ... the last time the city got any measurable snow on Christmas Day was in 2010, the first time in over 100 years.

Christmas 2024 has arrived, but if you were hoping to wake up to a blanket of snow on the ground you might have been disappointed... unless you woke up in parts of the Northeast, upper Midwest or the ...