Christmas Day forecast: Mild East, soggy South, cold West

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While the East sees near-record warmth for Christmas, portions of the South will slog through heavy rain and the West will see snow and cold.

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The national weather forecast for Friday, December 25th calls for more record warmth for the East and Southeast while snow continues to fall out West.


East: Another day of record-breaking, spring-like warmth is on tap for Christmas Day in the East, as high temperature soar into the 60s, 70s and 80s. Some rain showers in the Mid-Atlantic will be the only major weather problem for the region.
South: Drenching rain is in the forecast for portions of the Southeast, Tennessee Valley and Appalachians on Friday, potentially leading to flooding in these areas.
Central, western U.S.: A large portion of the western and north-central U.S. will see cold and snowy weather on Christmas Day. The heaviest snow will fall in the central Rockies and the Sierra.
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Weather history for Dec. 25: On this date in 1983, 124 cities in 24 states set record low temperatures, including Philadelphia (1 degree), Pittsburgh 12 degrees below zero, and Atlanta (0 degrees). In 1989, Miami plummeted to a December record low temperature of 30 degrees.
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