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Did You Know?
The United States National Weather Service will often report sightings of Santa late on Christmas Eve? You can either check the late-news or log on to www.nws.noaa.gov.
NORAD, the radar service, tracks Santa's route continuously on Christmas Eve. That website is www.noradsanta.gov.
Global positioning satellites also track Santa's route: www.bygps.com.
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LOL...no I did not know that.
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Thanks for posting...This will be fun for my 3 year old!
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We follow it every year.
We like to tell the little kids that the passing airplane we see is Rudolph and they need to get to bed quick because Santa is on his way!
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Quoting MomToBeISaMom:
We follow it every year.
We like to tell the little kids that the passing airplane we see is Rudolph and they need to get to bed quick because Santa is on his way!
That's awsome! I am so going to half to try that on our son this year. Thanks! -
Thanks for the info, also one of our local radio stations tracks Santa too.
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I remember when I was little the weather channel had Santa sightings.