As Christmas gets closer, it’s always fun to wonder if we’ll get a white Christmas in Texas and the Big Country. While it’s still a little over two weeks away, both past and future weather data suggest the odds of snow on Christmas itself are low.

Weather maps from WXCharts show the areas set to be hit by snow in the run-up to Christmas - with some parts of the country facing freezing temperatures as low as -7C

Technically, we are now within reach of several global weather models, like the Euro & GFS. While that statement is accurate, forecasts in this time range very seldom are. It can be fun to look at what those models are spitting out,

Many wish for a white Christmas, but here's what history indicates about the likelihood of seeing snow on the ground on Christmas morning.

This white Christmas mojito isn’t just beautiful, it’s delightfully refreshing and wonderfully festive. When assembled, it looks remarkably like freshly fallen snow and holly for the perfect HOLLY-DAY cocktail.

While a Christmas tree is a decorative element, the white color adds a symbolic dimension that evokes winter landscapes and the magic of nature, carrying a psychological significance.

There is plenty of snow on the ground two weeks before Christmas but after significant rain the FOX Forecast Center said it might be unlikely for most to see a white Christmas. The last time New York City and DC had a white Christmas was in 2009.