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The last time the UK saw a widespread white Christmas was back in 2010, when snow fell at 19% of weather stations, and very unusually, 83% of stations reported snow lying on the ground.
While this is a rare sight in much of the UK, a 'white Christmas' is more common than you might think.
The definition of a white Christmas means that more than half of all Christmas Days in the UK have seen snow falling somewhere.
So, although the odds are technically stacked in favour of a white Christmas, the detailed festive forecast for this year won't be confirmed for a while yet.
Snow already lying on the ground on Christmas Day may make things look merry and bright, but it does not count under the official definition of a white Christmas.
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