It'll almost certainly be a White Christmas in Bostonafter last week's surprise storm dropped 5-to-6 inches on the city.
State of play: To qualify as a white Christmas, there needs to be at least 1 inch of snow on the ground.
With temperatures expected to stay cold, don't expect much melting between now and the big day.
Plowing the news: There probably won't be snow falling Christmas Day, but at least in Boston, there should still be enough white stuff on the ground to make things slippery.
Tonight it's expected to snow again, accumulating less than an inch, according to the National Weather Service.
🌨️ Christmas Eve morning should see that light snowstorm tail off and settle around 35 degrees.
Tuesday night temps are expected to drop to the low-20s
🌞 Christmas Day's forecast calls for sun with a high around 34.
Wednesday night will get a bit cloudy and drop back to the mid-20s.
Between the lines: The NWS says Boston has a 25%-40% historical probability of having at least an inch of snow on the ground at Christmas.