How many Christmas Days have had snow in the last 65 years?
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That would depend on your location.  In the Southern Hemisphere, it is summer time on December 25th.  Many parts of the US don't get any snow, even during winter.  I would imagine that it has snowed SOMEWHERE EVERY Christmas for the last 65 years.
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Sadly, there is no equivilant that is older.  Anyway, traditions have to start somewhere.  And Christmas was started to distract people from Winter Solstice Celebrations.\n\nPatty "Fabricated in the 60's, too" Surrey
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I searched the web a little bit and they all seem to repeat the same information - 50 inches of snow at some places, 15 foot drifts, etc. Evidently few people stuck a thermometer outside then.\n\nCentral Park did take readings though, and they  are as follows -\nmin/max temperatures (°F), precip inches:\n\nMarch 12: 8 /33  1.45\nMarch 13: 6/12   .00 \nMarch 14: 12/37   .02\n\nThose were all record minimums for the dates, but not particularly different than other records that time of year:\n\nhttp://www.erh.noaa.gov/okx/climate/almanacs/nycmar.htm\n\nI am not sure how relliable the precipitation amounts are with all the snow blowing around (still causes observers problems in 2006), but FWIW they reported a total of 21 inches of snow:\n\nhttp://www.erh.noaa.gov/okx/climate/records/biggestsnowstorms.html\n\nTheir largest snow amount occurred this past February.\n\nAmounts were obviously greater further N, and I am sure many places had temperatures well below 0.
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December 24th, 0000 at 11:59:59 PM\n\nHA!
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It snows at least once a year in Charlotte.  Charlotte tends to get a heavy snow every 2 to 3 years, but it has been about 3 years since a significant pure snow.  Charlotte is more plagued with ice storms than snow in the past few winters.  But yes, it snows at least once a year.
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Idk Jackson Hole is looking pretty sweet this year to...last week it snowed 6 feet in 8 days
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The truth is that the 12 days of Christmas begin on December 25 and end on January 6 which is the feast of the Epiphany.  Christmas is actually a season as well as a day, a season that last 12 days!  :)
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There are no statistics I'm aware of. However, not all parts of the world that celebrate Christmas get snow, so it isn't all that dangerous. Kinda hard to slip & fall on ice in SoCal.
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December 25th.  The 12 days last until  January 6th.  Which is known as Old Christmas
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family reunions...there's over 100(too many to count) I think it's close to 120 but not too sure.  Christmas, we are spread out thru the Midwest(Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan) and some in Alaska.  We all do try and get together sometime for the holidays.
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For the USA, The longest day is June 21... The shortest is December 21
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The total is not in yet. Its still snowing there.
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In the fifties when i was a small child it was the sights and smells, the lights and the snow. in the sixties our school nativity, watching one of the three kings throw up on stage and the sight of a dead turkey hung up over a barrel in the shed waiting for my dad to divest it of its feathers (apart from one memorable year when he hit the beer too early and came in all scratched and bloody to announce to my mum "ok, i've plucked and stuffed it all you have to do is catch it and kill it") in the seventies, singing carols in the pub with my mates too pissed to care, midnight mass and going to all your friends houses on xmas morning for a drink. the eighties,.....more or less the same. The nineties up to date.........Sadly that coke advert with all the trucks....."Holidays are coming , Holidays are coming........
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December 19 2006\nJust in time for Christmas
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There is about 2000 in winter, 3000 in spring and fall and 7000 in the summer. interesting question!
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go to weather.com a type in ur city or town.\n                      OR\nlook at a weather chart\n                      OR\nGo outside and measure the snow with a ruler.
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Our snow usually lasts only a few days at most. Last year, we had snow the first week of December and then again in early March - that was it. I'm a bit south of Redmond, out toward Maple Valley, and we just had about 30 minutes of thundersnow (thunder and lightning, while snowing), very cool!\n\nA few years back we had an ice storm, that was nasty. But it's only happened that once in the 10 years I've lived in the area.