White Christmas · Cheyenne
Will it be a white Christmas in Cheyenne?
In Cheyenne, there’s an inch or more of snow on the ground on Christmas Day in about 32% of years, and snow falls that day in about 20% of years. That’s from NOAA’s records for 1991 to 2020.
A white one turns up some years, and never the year anyone bets on it.
43 of the 111 US cities with a NOAA figure have a better chance of a white Christmas.
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Christmas Day, typically
- 1 in on the ground
- 32%
- Snow falls
- 20%
- Usual high
- 39°F
- Usual low
- 18°F
A typical Christmas Day in Cheyenne runs from about 18°F to 39°F.
Christmas 2026 is a Friday, and these NOAA figures are for December 25 itself.
The real Christmas Day forecast for Cheyenne comes into range from Dec 20.
Cities with about the same odds
- Grand Junction: an inch on the ground in 32% of years
- Omaha: an inch on the ground in 33% of years
- Lincoln: an inch on the ground in 31% of years
More about the weather here
Source: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals, 1991 to 2020, for each city’s official station on Dec 25. NOAA counts a white Christmas as an inch or more of snow on the ground, and snow falling means at least a tenth of an inch that day. Station USW00024018.