If you could NOT have snow on Christmas, which scenario would you choose? (city, degree)

[ksolina]

F seems great, both the temperatures and the precipitation.

[B87]

In London, C is the most common. My ideal would be D.

[micC]

We get C surprisingly often here, considering how dull December usually is. I would choose this one. I don't like Christmas Day to be summery. I'd rather just have nice cool weather than boring, useless rain (unless the rain was torrential).

[Wildcat15]

D is pretty close my ideal Christmas anyway, maybe I would like it 3-5F cooler.

[tarzan_taborda]

the typical christmas day here is a colder option B, but I would prefer C

[gordo]

I'll take cold rain as I like rain in the winter and that would give snow to higher up areas. But option C or D would be good to.

[Emmy_Cothran]

B: Rain, then it still feels like "special" an "Holiday" weather. In California you hope for a wet Christmas rather then a white one, and rain give that same warm fuzzy holiday feeling you get with a snowy post card.

[irlinit]

Probably the 18C/10C option.. as would be the average for December in my ideal climate

[ral31]

I like when it is cold for Christmas. But I don't want it to be overly rainy on Christmas, so I would choose C.

It seems like we have been lucky in recent years, with Christmas often being at least on the cool side. Although it has been in the 60's some years.

[Saritra]

B. A rainy Christmas sounds relaxing.