These probabilities are useful as a guide only to show where snow on the ground is more likely. New research, collated by Vouchercloud and based on the last nine years of December snowfall Russia (63.1%), Belarus (55.6%), Estonia (50.9%), and Lithuania (50.2%) officially lead the way when it comes to the odds of seeing a White Christmas, while some rather picturesque locations вЂ“ Canada (45.5%), Norway (43.4%), and Iceland (40.9%) Sweden (33.7%) included вЂ“ are also likely to see a sprinkle of snow on the 25th.Д«ack in the USA, Alaska (62.8%), Vermont (52.3%), and Minnesota (36.9%) top the list, leaving the others in the dust вЂ“ notably Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii, and Texas, where the chance of Christmas snowfall is a miserable 0%. But a new data analysis suggests some of us are better off leaving that dream of snow on Christmas morning to the holiday classics. While the map shows the historical probability that at least 1 inch of snow will be observed on December 25, the actual conditions in any year may vary widely from these because the weather patterns present will determine the snow on the ground or snowfall on Christmas day. Some of us will wish each and every year for a White Christmas, but is a cheeky winter trip to Belarus or Estonia at the top of many peoplesвЂ™ Christmas lists? For your ultimate guide to White Christmas destinations for 2019, vouchercloud has put together a map of every countryвЂ™s chance of Christmas Day snow. This means that, even if you do achieve the fabled White Christmas, it could be something of an underwhelming experience.

For the big day to be defined as a вЂWhite Christmas,вЂ™ the Met Office requires вЂњone snowflake to be observed falling in the 24 hours of 25th DecemberвЂќ.

Xmas snow map