Consider this our holiday greeting card arriving just in time for the holiday weekend. It's a map displaying the probability of a white Christmas in areas around the United States using data from the National Climatic Data Center.

There's no way to zoom in, but if you look carefully at the Eastern Washington and North Idaho regions, our chances of a white Christmas range from 26-100 percent depending on where you're located.

Have a safe weekend and don't forget to email weather photos at news4@kxly.com.

Huckleberry's could be considered ahead of its time. It was stalking its shelves with organic, natural products long before it became popular. And now, the natural market is celebrating 15 years in business.

The store opened in 1996 on South Monroe as the first full-service natural foods store. On top of the natural and organic produce, seafood, meats, dairy products, and even body care products, the store has become a meeting place for customers and friends. People gather for coffee, lunch, even drinks and conversation.

And now, 15 years after opening, the store continues to succeed. Satellite stores have opened in Rosaurers Supermarkets and Super 1's stores. There are even locations in Oregon, Idaho, and Montana.

It’s about time to start thinking about holiday decor if you’re a household that likes to seasonally decorate. Regional forest service agencies are opening the outdoors for Christmas tree hunting. Some will make the trek into the wilderness for the perfect tree. Some gave up years ago and take up the task of dragging the fake tree from the basement. To each their own.

A few neighbors shared their Christmas tree traditions -- heading into the wilderness a la Griswold familia. They recall the cold and wet weather, as well as the fathers wielding chain saws.

Spokane South Hill resident, Holly Jones, grew up in Washougal in Western Washington. They didn’t experience the snowy winters Eastern Washington is accustomed to.