Will we or won't we? -- UPDATE

According to the National Weather Service (as seen on Twitter), in order for it to be a White Christmas there must be one inch of snow at 0700 Local.

Just so some of you know, the official definition of a "white Christmas" in the U.S. is 1" of snow on the ground at 7 AM local time Christmas morning. The definition also varies for other counties. #Seattle's probability of a white Christmas is about 7%.

— NWS Seattle (@NWSSeattle) December 23, 2017

As of 1600 Local 24 December here in the 98-double Ought-3, it is snowing lightly; the original forecast called for snow and then rain and then more snow, but the current forecast says snow and snow showers until tomorrow afternoon, so...

...Maybe?

UPDATE: It is now 10:26 AM on Monday, December 25th, and we have about three inches, with more drifting slowly down, so I am saying we did, indeed, have a White Christmas by the Government Standard.

Ho ho ho.