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Infographic: How often has it been a white Christmas

Posted on 20 December, 2011 by Met Office Press Office

It may not look like it will snow at Christmas this year, but we’ve taken a look back at how often we’ve seen snow fall or snow on the ground on Christmas Day over the past 50 years.


For more information on snow at Christmas, take a look at our white Christmas page.

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