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White Christmas in Michigan? For some it's a sure bet, for others it'll be iffy
Published: Dec. 01, 2022, 2:28 p.m.
By Mark Torregrossa
The question is starting: Will we have a white Christmas? Let’s first look at what climatology shows us as the historical chance of a white Christmas at any location in Michigan.
Firstly, we have to determine what we want to call a “white Christmas.” Most people call a white Christmas a day with snow covering the grass so much that it mostly looks white. Others think it’s a white Christmas if there are just snowflakes in the air.
The National Weather Service has adopted a white Christmas meaning of one inch of snow on the ground.
The map below shows our percent chance of a white Christmas.
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