Betting group William Hill has put 3-1 odds on Edinburgh having a white Christmas – well, the airport anyway.
The Capital is joint top in the UK with Glasgow – airport, naturally – with third place going to Newcastle.
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At the bottom of the list is Bristol with 7-1 odds on snow at some point through out the big day itself.
William Hill uses Exacta Weather to predict whether the weather will be icy and cold over the festive period.
It has been six years since the UK enjoyed snow on the ground on Christmas Day.
Not since 2015 when it was observed at a tenth of weather stations.
William Hill spokesperson Rupert Adams said: “We continue to monitor this market very closely indeed, having seen a huge spike in interest in light of recent snow on the ground. It never ceases to amaze us how popular this particular festive flutter has become, and we appear to have a nation of Carol Kirkwood’s on our hands.
“Forecasting snow this far in advance is virtually impossible, but with arctic winds expected to spill into the UK right up until the big day, the chances of wintry showers, as things stand, occurring during the 24-hour period of December 25, are as strong as they have been for some time.”
The country is still recovering from Storm Arwen which saw extreme damage in some areas of Scotland and many left without power.