Published 1 year ago

Met Office shares first forecast for Christmas Day - and doesn't mention snow

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A White Christmas is defined by the Met Office as one snowflake seen within the 24 hours of December 25. The weather forecaster has now issued a long-range prediction for the UK that includes Christmas Day. Between December 11 and December 25, conditions are expected to be more settled than of late.

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Daily Mirror

Met Office shares first forecast for Christmas Day - and doesn't mention snow

For those hoping for a white Christmas, at this stage the Met Office does not mention snow in its long-range weather forecast - only overnight frost and fog as temperatures plummet

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Nottingham Post

Met Office first Christmas Day forecast and whether snow will hit

Environmental officials have shared the long-range forecast into late December

1 year ago·Nottingham, United Kingdom

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Birmingham Mail

Met Office issues Christmas Day forecast as it reveals chances for snow

Will it be a white Christmas this year?

1 year ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Daily Star

Met Office's first Christmas Day forecast gives clue about whether it will snow

As the cold months settle in and a long winter looms, Brits' attentions turn to the possibility of a little bit of winter magic and the hope of having a white Christmas

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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