Nope. Not here in Tucson (surprise, surprise!). Actually, it has happened four times here since they began keeping records in the late 1800s. The most recent was 1987, so 33 years ago. It's supposed to be 69 and partly cloudy. A couple of years ago it was 75 and we ate our Christmas Dinner outside on the patio.
I had my share of white Christmases while living in Minnesota for 15 years, where it happens more often than not. Christmas is a busy time for musicians, and I've got a lot of memories of some sketchy Christmas Eve and Day commutes to go play or sing a service somewhere.
Sierra Vista is a couple thousand feet higher than Tucson (approx. 4500 vs 2500), so it probably happens there more often than Tucson, but still pretty seldom.No chance of snow here in the Portland/Vancouver area of OR/WA. It is a rare occurance.
I have spent quite a bit of time a bit south of you there in Tucson at Ft. Huachuca. The Huachuca mountains occasionally get snow, but I'm not sure about a white Christmas.
The most SE Michigan can expect is a dusting.
I just bought a 2 stage snowblower, so I can’t wait for the next blizzard
The most SE Michigan can expect is a dusting.
I just bought a 2 stage snowblower, so I can’t wait for the next blizzard