Are you dreaming of snow on Christmas Day? You can now place a bet on snow on Christmas Day this year. Will snow fall this Christmas? There are odds on snow on Christmas Day available for different airports around the UK as well as the London weather centre.

You can place a bet on snow on Christmas Day at Manchester airport, Heathrow airport, Glasgow airport and Dublin airport. Snow on Christmas Day betting is betting on any snowfall being registered at these specific locations, it doesn't have to be a vast amount. Place your snow on Christmas Day bet and hope for snow to fall. Other Christmas betting markets are also available including Christmas number one single.

Bookmakers William Hill Snow on Xmas Day liabilities have topped the £100,000 mark, the first time in thirty years of betting on a White Christmas that Hills liabilities have topped six figures before December. The biggest bet so far is a £1000 wager on snow in Aberdeen and was placed by a pessimistic punter in Perth (Australia). As a result Hills have cut the price of snow in Glasgow and Aberdeen from 6/1 to 4/1 and offer 6/1 that it will snow in London and Cardiff on Christmas day.

"Met office predictions of a record breaking cold winter have stimulated unprecedented interest in the White Christmas betting. We are now confident that industry wide in-excess of £1 million will be gambled before December 25th. We are still mystified by why a Australian punter would place £1000 on snow in Aberdeen but we are happy to offer him 50/1 for it to snow in Perth (Australia) on Christmas Day." said Hills spokesman Rupert Adams
White Christmas Rules: 'That one flake of snow will fall on the Met office monitoring stations over the 24 hr period of the 25th of December'

William Hill-Snow on Christmas Day Betting: 4/1 Aberdeen, 4/1 Glasgow, 6/1 London, 6/1 Cardiff
18/1 that the lowest recorded temperature in England will be beaten (-26.1C, Jan 10 1982, Shropshire),
16/1 that the lowest temperature in Scotland will be beaten (-27.2C, Jan 10th 1982, Aberdeenshire)
22/1 for the record in Wales to be beaten (-23.3C, 21st Jan, 1940 Powys).

100/1 that the Thames will freeze over between Westminster bridge and Tower bridge.
100/1 Big Ben Fails to chime due to being frozen solid