Jennifer Lopez shares joyful Christmas moments with her children in Aspen while Ben Affleck spends the holidays with his ex-wife and kids. A glimpse into their festive family celebrations.

New England A white Christmas was in short supply in New England last year. Both Burlington, Vermont, and Caribou, Maine, had a brown Christmas in 2023, but have had more than 30 inches of snow on ...

The snow that's on the ground for Christmas won't last long as warmer air will move back into WNY later this week and next weekend. We expect temperatures back in the 40s. Have a safe and happy ...

Ontario is experiencing widespread snow thanks to an Alberta clipper sweeping through the province Monday (Dec. 23) and into Tuesday (Dec. 24) — just ahead of Christmas Day. Environment Canada ...

A white Christmas, officially, is defined as having at least one inch of snow on the ground on December 25. While this standard is common in the Northeast and Midwest, here in Columbia, snow ...

That idealistic snowfall on Christmas doesn’t happen much locally, with a whopping 69-percent of Christmases in Cincinnati since 1952 having no measurable snow on the ground or no measurable ...

What's New December 25 is just around the corner, and many are hoping to see some snow on the ground that day—making it a magical white Christmas. An AccuWeather report has forecast that there ...

A white Christmas also is expected for some states with snow already on the ground, though they aren't expecting to see fresh snowfall, AccuWeather long-range expert Paul Pastelok told Newsweek.

Cities like Manali and Gulmarg provide enchanting snowy landscapes for Christmas celebrations. Auli offers skiing opportunities, while Shimla dazzles with festive decorations.

So what constitutes a "white Christmas"? According to NOAA, there needs to be at least one inch (0.03 meters) of snow on the ground on Dec. 25. In the map below, the information comes from the U.S ...

The National Weather Service says that in order to qualify for a white Christmas, there must be at least 1" of snow on the ground (where you live) at 7 a.m. on Christmas morning.

Nashville’s snowiest Christmas was in 1963 when we had 6″ on the ground. The most snow to fall on Christmas Day was in 1969 when we received 2.4″ of snowfall. What about 2024?