Chance of a White Christmas - White Christmas - [Meteorological Service of Canada

Locations	Probability of A White Christmas (At least two centimetres of snow on the ground)	Greatest Snowfall on Christmas Day (centimetres)	Probability of a Perfect Christmas (Snow in the air and at least two centimetres of snow on the ground)
St. John's	65%	20.3 cm in 1955	24%
Goose Bay	100%	27.6 cm in 1984	30%
Charlottetown	87%	19.3 cm in 1970	48%
Halifax	59%	17.7 cm in 2000	24%
Fredericton	85%	23.0 cm in 1997	30%
Moncton	74%	21.8 cm in 1970	39%
Saint John	65%	27.9 cm in 1961	33%
Quebec City	100%	20.4 cm in 1978	50%
Montreal	80%	32.8 cm in 1966	25%
Val d'Or	100%	14.2 cm in 1989	48%
Toronto	57%	10.4 cm in 1951	13%
Ottawa	83%	20.2 cm in 1978	35%
Sudbury	96%	17.8 cm in 1992	46%
Timmins	100%	17.0 cm in 1973	52%
London	74%	14.2 cm in 1951	33%
Kitchener	74%	8.6 cm in 1978	35%
Hamilton	68%	7.6 cm in 1965 & 1978	26%
Windsor	41%	9.9 cm in 1944	4%
Sault Ste. Marie	93%	24.6 cm in 1992	70%
Thunder Bay	100%	12.4 cm in 1969	34%
Winnipeg	98%	9.4 cm in 1938	11%
Brandon	93%	18.0 cm in 1942	15%
Regina	91%	8.1 cm in 1975	24%
Saskatoon	98%	7.6 cm in 1922	22%
Calgary	59%	10.2 cm in 1923	4%
Edmonton	88%	4.1 cm in 1961	20%
Kelowna	69%	12.2 cm in 1976	22%
Vancouver	11%	17.5 cm in 1971	4%
Victoria	11%	9.1 cm in 1971	7%
Prince Rupert	13%	4.6 cm in 1974	5%
Whitehorse	100%	27.0 cm in 1980	27%
Yellowknife	100%	4.3 cm in 1956 & 1970	27%
Iqaluit	100%	10.4 cm in 1964	21%
Alert	100%	3.6 cm in 1984	9%

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Created : 2002-12-11

Modified : 2002-12-18

Reviewed : 2002-12-18

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