It sure looks that way. The at work just got the early models for Christmas and it looks like a huge storm is brewing for Christmas Day. If it is cold enough, this could be a Nor' Easter. Of course, things can change with weather, but as it stands right now, if it is cold enough, the north east will be blanketed by snow for Christmas.

That would be great! I love White Christmases.

Well here inour part of Ohio, we probably won't be having a white Christmas, whoch really sucks. I love a white Christmas. If it only showed one or two days a year, it would only have to happen on Christmas Eve and Christmas. We're expecting 50s all next week so I don't see it happening.

Well here inour part of Ohio, we probably won't be having a white Christmas, whoch really sucks. I love a white Christmas. If it only showed one or two days a year, it would only have to happen on Christmas Eve and Christmas. We're expecting 50s all next week so I don't see it happening.

Same thing here in Mid-Michigan except our temps have been in the 40's. Too warm for snow.:(

I'd like a few hours of light snow on Christmas Eve, then a few more on Christmas day for a total acccumulation of maybe two inches. I never understood how people like to get buried with snow. Last week, 10 people died in a Chicago storm, in car accidents...three people from shoveling snow.

I'd like a few hours of light snow on Christmas Eve, then a few more on Christmas day for a total acccumulation of maybe two inches. I never understood how people like to get buried with snow. Last week, 10 people died in a Chicago storm, in car accidents...three people from shoveling snow.


I agree

I would like a little snow for Christmas but I do love how the weather is right now. It was so nice being able to go take my finals wearing a hoodie and flip flops. That happens in May, not December.

I would like a little snow for Christmas but I do love how the weather is right now. It was so nice being able to go take my finals wearing a hoodie and flip flops. That happens in May, not December.

Ha, you should have been here two years ago! In December, we have weather in like the 60s all finals week, but when finals came in May, we had a freak snowstorm with below freezing temps and it dumped like 2 feet of snow on us. The week was already so ****ty because of crunch time during finals. The last thing we needed was snow lol.

Ha, you should have been here two years ago! In December, we have weather in like the 60s all finals week, but when finals came in May, we had a freak snowstorm with below freezing temps and it dumped like 2 feet of snow on us. The week was already so ****ty because of crunch time during finals. The last thing we needed was snow lol.
:lol: I remember two weeks before school ended, on May 8, 2002, we had a freak blizzard that dumped approximately two feet of snow on my town. It was insane. School had to be dismissed early that day and then the next morning, the snow was totally gone. TWO FEET OF SNOW, GONE. That was a freak blizzard, alright.

And then two weeks later on graduation day at my school on May 24, 2002, we had a light snowfall. That's all it was - light snow. Everything was gone the next day. Jesus... we came really close to having snowfall in freaking JUNE that year. 2002 was just a really nutty year where I lived at the time, weather-wise.

I hope it doesn't snow this Christmas. When it snows, my company makes a few extra $$$ plowing snow with our trucks, and I really hate plowing snow.

Does this include PA? I'd die for a white christmas! I've NEVER had one, that I remember. I'd love one!!!