It snowed in 1992 but did not stick.. I had just had my son so I remember it perfectly..:)
Christmas 2010 Northern Gaif by ga you mean Georgia then in 2008
2010.Other than a trace of snow in 1993, The late 1800s and 2010.
The last time it snowed in North Georgia on Christmas was in 2010. Snowfall is uncommon in the region on Christmas due to its relatively mild climate.
Snowfall in Georgia on Christmas is rare, but it last happened in 2010, particularly in the northern parts of the state around the Atlanta area. Snow on Christmas Day in Georgia is a magical and memorable event for those fortunate enough to experience it.
The last time it snowed on Christmas Day in North Carolina was in 2010.
Christmas 2010 Northern Gaif by ga you mean Georgia then in 2008
2010.Other than a trace of snow in 1993, The late 1800s and 2010.
The last time it snowed in North Georgia on Christmas was in 2010. Snowfall is uncommon in the region on Christmas due to its relatively mild climate.
It snowed in December, 2011 and Early 2012, but the last actual "white" Christmas was in 2010.
Snowfall in Georgia on Christmas is rare, but it last happened in 2010, particularly in the northern parts of the state around the Atlanta area. Snow on Christmas Day in Georgia is a magical and memorable event for those fortunate enough to experience it.
The last time it snowed on Christmas Day in North Carolina was in 2010.
It last snowed on Christmas day in Oxford in 2010.
I think that it was 1987. I am not 100% but i remember it snowing on Christmas around that time.
DEC 25, 2010
Yes! It does snow in Georgia but only during the winter. The Christmas of 2010 it snowed & was very rare! But when it snow in Georgia, they get alot of it & get snowed in.
Snow on Christmas is rare in Mississippi, with the last significant snowfall on Christmas Day occurring in 2010. It's more common to see snow during the winter months, but not specifically on Christmas Day.
The last snow to hit Atlanta on Christmas was a trace in 1993. The last measurable snow on Christmas Day was in 1882 when a quarter of an inch accumulated