Summary
Winter weather alerts in the U.S. indicate which states might get snow on Christmas. While most of the country will have warmer temperatures, states like California, Utah, Oregon, and Alaska expect heavy snow. The weather could disrupt holiday travel plans for many Americans.
Key Facts
- Winter weather alerts are in place across the U.S. for Christmas.
- AAA predicts 122.4 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles for the holidays.
- States like California, Utah, Oregon, and Alaska are expecting significant snowfalls.
- Most of the U.S. will experience above-average temperatures, making snow less likely.
- The National Weather Service reports possible light snow in Northern New England.
- Heavy snow and gusty winds could make travel difficult in some areas.
- High-elevation areas in California might receive up to 8 feet of snow.
- Some states might experience record warmth for Christmas, with temperatures 15-30 degrees above average.
