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Dallas weather: Dec. 21 morning
The arctic blast is coming Thursday. FOX 4 meteorologist Evan Andrews breaks down the timeline for how long the cold weather is expected to stick around.
By now you've probably heard that things are going to get very cold in the week leading up until Christmas.
Temperatures will drop below freezing on Thursday and will stay below freezing into Christmas Day.
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So is there a chance we could see a White Christmas?
The short answer: no.
Even though the temperature will be below freezing for the morning hours of Christmas Day, it will be dry. Sorry!
It will be party sunny out with temperatures warming up to a high of 42 degrees.
Winds will be between 5 and 10 miles per hour.
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If you are traveling out of town for the holiday there is a decent chance you could see some snow across the country.
Source: FOX Weather
Unsurprisingly the farther north you go, the better chance you have at seeing snow.
The Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and most of Michigan have the best shot at seeing a white Christmas this year.
Northwestern Nebraska, northern Iowa, parts of Illinois, including Chicago, and northern Indiana also have the best chance of having more than an inch of snow on the ground to make it an official white Christmas.
FOX Weather contributed to this report.