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WASHINGTON, DC — If you need some incentive to get the kids tucked in tonight, remind them that Santa Claus has Rudolph's red nose trained on Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia, and won't make his scheduled landing if they're not in bed and asleep.
There are a couple of ways to convince them that Santa is, indeed, en route with at least some of the gifts they put on their lists.
One is the North American Aerospace Defense Command, which keeps count of the number of gifts good little children who went to bed on time have received. The U.S. military command charged with protecting the nation's airspace picked up St. Nick's sleigh on radar as it departed the North Pole around 4 a.m. Eastern Time Tuesday.
The Google Santa Tracker found him over the Democratic Republic of Congo mid-afternoon Tuesday, which was Christmas Day there.
One way to keep the kids amused is to compare the differences between the two trackers. You can find them below:
Google Santa TrackerNORAD Tracks SantaRelated: Guide To Best Christmas Lights In Northern Virginia 2019
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