Posted in Wyoming
November 30, 2017
If You’re Dreaming Of A White Christmas, This Part Of Wyoming Is The Place To Be
Even if you had a belly-full of snow last winter, it’s OK to hope for a white Christmas. When you’re from Wyoming, the holiday just wouldn’t be the same without at a flurry or two.
Even though the predictions are for a milder winter this year, the good news is that there’s a fairly good chance — 50 percent or better — that there will be a minimum of 1 inch of snow on the ground in many parts of Wyoming on Christmas. If you want to ensure your holiday is merry and white, your best bet is to plan on spending it in the northwest part of the state.
To make that prediction, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration looked back at nearly 30 years of historical weather information, though they do make the disclaimer that actual conditions can vary due to changing weather patterns.
The white areas on the map have a 100 percent chance of snow, and the light blue areas have a 76 to 90 percent chance. The probability drops as the blue gets darker. The grey areas are only supposed to have a 0 to 10 percent possibility of any snow on Christmas Day.
The white areas on the map have a 100 percent chance of snow, and the light blue areas have a 76 to 90 percent chance. The probability drops as the blue gets darker. The grey areas are only supposed to have a 0 to 10 percent possibility of any snow on Christmas Day.
Are you dreaming of a White Christmas? Where in Wyoming will you be celebrating the holiday?
