Who in the US will have a white Christmas?
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Higher elevations in the Rockies, Northern Plains, Great Lakes, and Interior Northeast have the best chance for a white Christmas. The Sierra Nevada and Northern Rockies in the West are also likely to see snow. Most of the Northeast and Midwest will not see significant snow, except for some areas near the Great Lakes and possibly New England. The Southeast and South Central U.S. will remain mostly warm.
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- Snow cover is dwindling in the Northeast, reducing white Christmas chances.
- California's Sierra above 8,000 feet may get 10-14 feet of snow. 23s
- Most of New England will be warmer than average for Christmas. 2m 53s
- Storms will bring heavy rain and possible flooding to California. 5m 9s
- Sierra snow is vital for California's water supply in spring. 6m 47s
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3 days agoWhat could the weather be like for Christmas week?
Total snowfall from now through Christmas morning will be limited, with most snow occurring in the North Central U.S. from passing fronts and lake effect, while the Western U.S.—especially the Sierra and Northern Rockies—urgently needs snow to prevent water shortages.
