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White Christmas Forecast: Thaw Ahead In Midwest, Northeast
A white Christmas is likely only for the usual spots in the upper Midwest and mountain West, but its chances are ticking upward for parts of the Northeast.
How it's defined: Meteorologists define a "white Christmas" as having at least 1 inch of snow on the ground Christmas morning.
It's snow cover, not falling snow, that counts. So, if there's no snow on the ground in the morning, and an inch of snow falls that afternoon or evening, it doesn't count as a white Christmas.
The latest forecast: The map below shows our latest forecast. Areas in the darkest teal contour have the best chance of at least 1 inch of snow cover Christmas morning. Those in the light teal shading have a chance, but it's not a guarantee.
Will it be a white Christmas? Early forecast released.
Will you have a white Christmas? It's the annual question snow lovers have as the holiday approaches.
Though a white Christmas is virtually certain in some areas, the return of milder air and a storm ahead of the holidays will play a pivotal role in which parts of the Midwest and Northeast will have snow on the ground on Christmas morning, according to AccuWeather.
“The start of the winter season was remarkably cold and snowy for millions of people this year," AccuWeather lead long-range expert Paul Pastelok said in an e-mail to USA TODAY. However, "that frigid and stormy pattern is not sticking around for the holidays.”
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Dreaming of a white Christmas? Here’s what forecasters predict for NY
Winter arrived early in New York — and it arrived forcefully, with back-to-back clipper systems, polar intrusions, several feet of lake-effect snow and even winter storms that almost saw blizzard conditions.
But an early start doesn’t mean this pattern is locked in. It does not guarantee nonstop snow falling from the skies straight through March or a seemingly never-ending stretch of bitter-cold temperatures.
And while it’s easy to assume Christmas will mirror Thanksgiving — with ice, widespread snow and high winds — weather patterns don’t work that simply. The atmosphere is constantly shifting, and forecasts can change from day to day.
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