On Sunday, March 2, 2014 12:27:26 PM UTC, wrote:

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Isn't it true that in most areas of the UK, Easter snow is more common than Christmas snow?

I think that could possibly be because the date that Easter falls varies so much - from mid-March to mid April. Perhaps if Christmas could vary from mid December to mid January it would be Christmas that was far snowier.

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Yes; very true.