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Meteorologists: Chances of White Christmas Across US is Changing
NOAA has released an updated version of its white Christmas climatology, or a possibility there will be an inch of snow on the ground on Dec. 25 in any particular year. The updated version was released on Friday. This might be fresh snow falling on the day of Christmas or snow still blanketing places as a result of a recent storm.
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