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    1. Curious-Orchid4260 on

      Well last time I checked we had 3 degrees in Helsinki, not gonna happen, I guess!

    2. GNS1991 on

      I can assure you that probability of snow in Lithuania at least is non-existent.

    3. schmeckfest2000 on

      It’s +7 degrees Celsius over here in the Netherlands right now. And the sun is already down. We haven’t had snow on Christmas in years. We don’t even get to ice skate anymore over here, because winter has basically become fall over here. If you want to skate on ice, you have to go to an artificial place. Skating on natural ice is not really a thing over here anymore. We have a whole generation that doesn’t even know we used to do that.

      But it’s woke if you mention that. No one cares, because you can’t blame it on immigrants.

      I literally saw people BBQing the other day. In winter.

    5. tesznyeboy on

      I live in Hungary, and I don’t think I’ve had a christmas with proper snow for 15 years. Like, sometimes, there are small patches of snow visible (like this year) but not “true” snow. When there’s decent snow covarage it usually lasts for the night, then goes away the next day.

    7. GovtLegitimacy on

      Sicily is most definitely snowing, as it does almost every year. There is a damned ski resort on top of Mount Etna, lol.

    8. Oachlkaas on

      White christmas, to me, is when it actually snows at that day.

      Just snow on the ground happens quite a lot.

    10. RYPIIE2006 on

      12° in north-west england rn, it is definitely not happening

    11. gizylek-pl on

      According to the map I have a 75% chance
      and according to my life I have a 6% chance

      something doesn’t line up…

    12. g_spaitz on

      What does “measured from 20th to 21st century” actually mean? I’m 52, it snowed in northern Italy when I was a kid, it doesn’t anymore.

    13. Neutronium57 on

      25% in Eastern France ?

      Bro, it’s been years since I haven’t seen the streets covered in an actual, thick layer of snow. On top of that, our national weather broadcast says there won’t be shit.

      Keep dreaming.

    14. -KOmentator- on

      I’m more likely to win a lottery than to start snowing in Zagreb, I’m serious. 15+ years before, pretty much entire winter there was nothing but snow. Now, you barely get any snow and when it falls, it doesn’t stick to the ground.

      I was so excited when the news announced huge snow blizzard coming few weeks ago, they said there will be snow even in Zagreb and was expected to fall around 20 cm. Let’s just say, snow was everywhere around… except in Zagreb. Snowfall lasted like 10 minutes before rain started and that was it. It’s the end of December and on only two days there was a snowfall.

    15. dziki_z_lasu on

      In Poland as I checked statistics it was about a 20% chance of white Christmas in the 21st century. By white Christmas they took above 1 cm of snow cover, moreover it was rather a quickly melting shit from the last night, then a winter wonderland. Now it is+3C luckily no rain in my city, no snow forecast or even below 0 temperatures except tomorrow morning slight frost for the next week.

    16. Expensive_Tap7427 on

      Wrong! In Västernorrland and up north it is 100% a white christmas.

    18. whoopz1942 on

      The prediction for tomorrow in Denmark is somewhere between 8-10°C, which seems insane to me.

    19. PulciNeller on

      center-southern italy (Abruzzo and Molise), appennines. Snow even at 400m elevation in the last hours. First time around Christmas since I can’t even remember

    20. lordMaroza on

      We had about 20cm of wet heavy snow in Belgrade in the past 30-ish hours, but it’s already melting. Snow has become a rare occurrence in these parts. I doubt we’ll have any for Christmas on the 7th of January.

    21. Roo1996 on

      I think I might have had a single white Christmas in my lifetime. We rarely get snow at all in Dublin.

    23. Fun-Raisin2575 on

      I’ve never seen Christmas without snow. I have a snow depth of 33cm now, this week is abnormally warm, -9°C.(average is -20). We celebrated last New Year at -37°C.

    24. MaxUumen on

      Maybe valid for the last ice age. This year it’s all dog shit and mud over here.

    25. calijnaar on

      Okay, so between 1936 and today, there was snow here on Christmas Eve six times, and snow on all three Christmas days three times (with a few years of missing data fir WW2 and the immediate aftermath), and yet the map shows a 25% chance. I’m somewhat inclined to call bullshit…

    27. PurpleWomat on

      It was 15 degrees in Dublin today, I’d say zero percent chance.

    28. Dahlgro on

      Northern sweden, Västerbotten here had -17 today (wee celebrate the 24th) but will be only -6 tomorrow. There is a lot of snow tho so i’m happy!! Merry Christmas everyone!!

    29. Tauri_030 on

      I live in Northern Portugal, it snowed once in 30 years, and everyone remembers where they were in that day

    30. godutchnow on

      I’ve never experienced in 50 years a white Christmas where I live in the Netherlands

    31. No_Zombie2021 on

      Where I live, probably 95% we had 40cm last I checked.

    32. nikolapc on

      There’s snow but it’s not Christmas. Still with the Russians, Serbs and Montenegrins. Haven’t seen snow for years, and now it melted but it’s nice that its falling.

    34. JourneyThiefer on

      We just had our warmest Christmas Eve on record here in Northern Ireland lol

    35. _Rorin_ on

      Basing it on data that is at least 24 years old and up to 124 years old seems a bit questionable when it’s pretty obvious almost wveryhlwhwre that it’s a bit warmer and less snow or snow settles later.

      The very south of Sweden is not 25%, maybe it was a bit over that 100 years ago but now it’s not.

      I also think the regions are probably too large, costal areas will generally get snow much later/more seldom than non costal ones but that doesn’t really seem to be reflected here.

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