Topic: snow

Where Christmases Are Most Likely to Be White

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We can't give you this year's Christmas Day weather forecast in your hometown -- for that you'll have to check in with the local TV stations, or if you're under 30, Google. But we can show you historically where Christmases are most likely to be white in the U.S.

By Eric Randall

Oct 31, 2011

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The Great Debate: How 'Snowtober' Beat Out 'Snoctober'

Uniting news reports from across the east coast, Weather.com declared this weekend's storm, "a snowtober to remember." 

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By Ted Mann

Oct 30, 2011

Nearly Three Million Without Power After An Early Blizzard

Trees still loaded with leaves in New England snapped under the burdens of heavy snow and wind, taking down power lines and blocking roads.

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By Eric Randall

Oct 28, 2011

You're Not Dreaming: It Could Be a White Halloween

Parts of the Northeast are predicted to get up to a foot of snow this weekend, which would likely -- and unsurprisingly -- set records for October snowfall in many locations.

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