In the Lower 48, here's typically where you should go if you want a white Christmas: Minnesota, Maine, upstate and western New York, the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania and West Virginia, practically anywhere in Idaho and, of course, the Rockies or the Sierra Nevada Mountains, NOAA said.

Here's who may have some leftover snow that should not completely melt by Christmas morning, and who may get some fresh snow by sunrise Dec. 25.

For generations, a white Christmas has been a beloved tradition. But with climate change, is snowfall disappearing? Explore how warming temperatures impact this dream.

In South Carolina, it seems like there's plenty of sunshine to go around, with temperatures fluctuating from chilly mornings to warmer afternoons.

This year will be a “green Christmas” because no snow or frost is expected to fall anywhere in Britain, forecasters have said.

The frosty precipitation gathered on tree limbs and rooftops, making for a scene serving as a reminder of Christmas Eve. While the snow is a delight for the time being, it may not stick around into Wednesday and result in a white Christmas,

With Christmas right around the corner, many are checking the forecast – and some are even dreaming (sorry Southerners) – of a snowy holiday to match the classic, “White Christmas.” In 2023, a white Christmas remained true to the song – a dream.