Unfortunately, for fans of a white Christmas, AccuWeather meteorologist Paul Pastelok warns that a "green Christmas" could be a common sight instead as the sun rises on Monday, Dec. 25.

As Christmas nears, daydreams grow of presents under decked-out trees, a mug full of hot cocoa and an idyllic white Christmas with snow-lined streets. But snowy dreams are being dashed across ...

If you want a white Christmas in a city setting, your best bets historically are Minneapolis – about a 70% chance — or Burlington, Vermont — around a 60 to 65% chance.

Brian is a Boston-based Forbes breaking news reporter. The odds of a white Christmas this year are abnormally slim, according to a Christmas Day weather outlook released Thursday by forecasters ...

The majority of snowy Christmases, therefore, have been the result of snowstorms taking place in the days before. Meteorologists define a white Christmas as when there is at least one inch of snow ...

With Dec. 25 around the corner, some Floridians may wonder, is there any chance we will have a white Christmas? First, let's answer the question of if this has ever happened.

The National Weather Service defines a white Christmas as having just 1 inch or more of snow on the ground on the morning of Dec. 25 — either fresh snow or lingering snow from a previous storm.