When It Is Going to Snow in London
Statistically, your best bet is January. January is the snowiest month in London, by a tiny, almost laughable margin.
February is a close second. But please don’t hold your breath. We’re talking about an average of four days of snowfall per year.
Yes, you read that right. Four days. That’s less than a typical work week. It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it spectacle.
The Humiliation of December
Everyone dreams of a White Christmas. It’s a festive fantasy sold to us by movies and greeting cards. London almost never delivers.
Since 1960, there have been only about seven official White Christmases in London. A single snowflake spotted by the Met Office counts, by the way.
So don’t get your hopes up for a December blizzard. You’re more likely to get a chilly drizzle and a disappointing cracker toy.
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