It’s nearly Christmas, and many people in Toronto can see a light dusting of snow across the city, but will it stick around for the holidays?

It turns out, it’s a big maybe, according to The Weather Network. While Toronto and much of southern Ontario saw snow this weekend, warm weather leading up to Christmas may melt it away.

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Tuesday temperatures will be sunny and mild, at 2°C. Warm enough that it may get rid of what little snow remains on the ground. Don’t worry; all hope isn’t lost!

Toronto’s chances of a white Christmas are about 50/50 right now. A couple of storm systems could bring some flakes to the city, but it will depend on the storm’s track, the forecast says.

Toronto forecast/Environment Canada

Christmas Eve has the potential to bring a mix of rain and snow, which could potentially wash away any snow from this weekend.

The Weather Network says that Toronto has a medium chance of a white Christmas. Areas north of the GTA will have a higher chance of seeing snow.

So will it be a white Christmas in Toronto? Well, you might just have to wait until Christmas Day to find out.