Does it snow in London at Christmas?

snowfall is very rare in December in the capital, although you could definitely get a white Christmas in December if you’re lucky. The last time snow fell in December was in 2006, when snowflakes were reported in North London and South West London.

Does it snow in London every Christmas?

If you want to know whether you can expect snow on Christmas Day in London, the short answer is ‘yes’. However, the amount of snow that you might expect to see will depend on where in the capital you are. Generally speaking, the further south you are, the less chance you have of seeing snow on Christmas Day. If you’re planning a trip to the capital, you should bear this in mind and ensure you have appropriate footwear and warm clothing.

Does it snow in London at Christmas day?

It is not unheard of for a few snowflakes to fall over Christmas in London, but unfortunately they’re unlikely to stick. The last time there was a white Christmas in London was in December 2010 and, on average, the city receives 0.3cm of snowfall on Christmas Day.

Does it snow in London at Christmas time?

Snow on Christmas is very rare in London. However, if you are visiting at this time of year for the holiday season, you are more likely to see snow on the ground than you are in the capital. In fact, December is the one month of the year when the chance of snow on the ground is most likely to increase.

Does it snow in London in winter?

Snow is possible in December, but it’s very unusual. On average, the first snowfall of the year in London happens in mid-December and snow is not likely to fall on Christmas Eve. The heaviest snowfall is usually in late December.