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White Christmas odds / New Hampshire

White Christmas 2026 in New Hampshire: The Odds, Town by Town

New Hampshire's best odds of a white Christmas are 96% at First Connecticut Lake, almost certain, and 72% at the typical station.

New Hampshire, at Mount Washington

96%almost certain
Mount Washington6,267 ftShare of Christmases with 1 inch or more on the ground, 1991 to 2020
  1. 20162016: 9.8 in
  2. 20172017: 25.2 in
  3. 20182018: 3.1 in
  4. 20192019: 3.1 in
  5. 20202020: 7.9 in
  6. 20212021: 5.9 in
  7. 20222022: 19 in
  8. 20232023: 1 in
  9. 20242024: 13 in
  10. 20252025: 18 in

1 inch or more bare no report

Every one of the last 10 Christmases was white here.

Deeper snow: 78% for 3 inches or more, 63% for 5 inches or more.

Your own town in New Hampshire:

Photo: “Burns Avenue, Snow - Winter in St. Paul, Minnesota” by Tony Webster, CC BY 2.0

New Hampshire at a glance

Snow on the ground, Christmas morning
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Stations in the data
NOAA normals, 1991 to 2020
96%
Best odds in the state
First Connecticut Lake, almost certain
72%
Typical station
the middle of the stations we track
25.2 in
Deepest recent Christmas
Mount Washington, 2017
Reference stations

New Hampshire odds, station by station

The odds of 1, 3 and 5 inches of snow on the ground on December 25, from the 1991 to 2020 NOAA normals, with how many of the last ten Christmases were white where the station reported.

White Christmas odds at New Hampshire reference stations
StationElevation1 inch+3 inch+5 inch+Last 10
Mount Washingtonalmost certain6,267 ft96%78%63%10 of 10
Concord Municipal Airportlikely346 ft63%47%35%7 of 10
Newportlikely770 ft73%55%39%7 of 10
Colebrook 3SWlikely1,120 ft82%66%49%9 of 10
Greenville 1 NNElikely900 ft61%44%30%5 of 10
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Best bets

The best bets in New Hampshire

The highest and northernmost stations in New Hampshire have the best odds, and elevation does most of the work. The top four are First Connecticut Lake, Mount Washington, Pinkham Notch and York Pond.

  1. 96%First Connecticut Lake1,650 ft, almost certain
  2. 96%Mount Washington6,267 ft, almost certain
  3. 91%Pinkham Notch2,025 ft, almost certain
  4. 88%York Pond1,519 ft, likely
A snow covered road running between tall evergreens at Banning State Park in Minnesota under a pale winter sky
Fresh snow on the evergreens at Banning State Park, Minnesota. “Fresh Snow - Banning State Park, Winter in Minnesota” by Tony Webster, CC BY-SA 2.0

New Hampshire white Christmas questions

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