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Dreaming of a White Christmas?
Live in Canada? Trying to figure out if there will be snow where you live come December 25th? Well, fear not my friends, Environment Canada has analyzed 55 years of weather records for major cities across Canada and calculated the probability of having a white Christmas.
Cities:
Calgary, Charlottetown, Edmonton, Fredericton, Goose Bay, Halifax, Hamilton, Kelowna, Kenora, London, Moncton, Montreal, Ottawa, Penticton, Quebec, Regina, Saint John, Sarnia, Saskatoon, St. John's, Stephenville, Thunder Bay, Sudbury, Sydney, Timmins, Toronto (GTA), Toronto City, Vancouver, Victoria, Whitehorse, Wiarton, Windsor, Winnipeg, Yellowknife
Definitions:
- Average Chance: probability of a white Christmas (snowcover of 2 cm or more on Christmas morning at 7 a.m.) for full period of 55 years
- Chance Now: probability for children today based on period (1991-2009)
- Chance Before: probability for parents today when they were children (1964-1982)
- Perfect Christmas: probability of a white Christmas morning and snow in the air on Christmas day, i.e., a measurable snowfall on Christmas (1955-2007)
- Snowdepth Now: average depth of snowcover (cm) on Christmas morning from 1991 to 2009
- Snowdepth Before: average depth of snowcover (cm) on Christmas morning from 1964 to 1982
Source: Environment Canada
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momoko
Disappointed no white christmas in TO
Well, there is still time to get to a city with better odds :P
Now this is how you format/stylize a dataset for the public.