What is a White Christmas?
Q: What is a White Christmas?
A: A White Christmas means that at least an inch of snow has fallen on Christmas morning.
Q: Is a White Christmas common in every country?
A: No, a White Christmas is more common in some countries than in others.
Q: Why are White Christmases uncommon in the United Kingdom?
A: White Christmases are uncommon in the United Kingdom because there are not a lot of them.
Q: Which country almost always has a White Christmas?
A: Canada almost always has a White Christmas.
Q: When was Ireland's last "official" White Christmas?
A: Ireland's last "official" White Christmas was in 2004.
Q: Have there been many White Christmases in Ireland?
A: It is not clear how many White Christmases there have been in Ireland, but the last "official" one was in 2004.
Q: Is there a specific amount of snow that needs to fall for it to be considered a White Christmas?
A: Yes, at least an inch of snow needs to fall for it to be considered a White Christmas.
