Now, the National Weather Service (NWS) Climate Prediction Center expects a high chance of above-average temperatures for much of the U.S. over Christmas, with the highest possibilities expected in the Plains states, the South, and into the Midwest. Most of these states also are expecting below-average precipitation during the same time frame.

Regions 11 and 18: Texas-Oklahoma and Hawaii — This three-state combo may not feel a chill the week of Christmas, but they will see bright, sunny skies, according to the Farmer's Almanac. This area can expect to feel warmer-than-average temperatures, meaning they can skip the heavy knit sweaters.

Ohio is predicted to have cool and wet conditions around Christmas, with above-average temperatures. The chance of a white Christmas is low for most of the state, though a winter storm could bring last-minute snow. Major cities like Columbus, Cincinnati, and Akron are expecting cloudy conditions with a chance of rain on Christmas Day.

While frigid temperatures and Arctic air continue making their way through Tennessee, what will they mean for our chances of a white Christmas?

The chances of people enjoying a white Christmas this year are “extremely low”, the Met Office has said. Forecasts predict drier conditions next week, although temperatures are expected to fall gradually. For the Met Office to declare a white Christmas, a single snowflake has to be observed falling anywhere in the UK in the 24 hours of December 25.

However, don't rule out the possibility of snow just yet. The Met Office says it can accurately forecast if snow is likely up to five days beforehand, so we will just have to wait until 20 December to find out for certain whether there is going to be a white Christmas in 2025.

Hampton Roads' Christmas weather historically ranges from nearly 80-degree warmth to single-digit cold, with snow rare, but possible.

South Carolina snow storms at Christmas are few and far between. See when and where it’s snowed through the years.

MET Eireann has confirmed it will be a cold Christmas with “frost and ice” set to start and end many of the festive days ahead. It comes amid the latest Christmas Day snow update from