A low village can be deceptive: there is snow at Christmas in La Clusaz, you just have to look for it above the houses. At mid-mountain, 1,800 m, the holidays were snowy in each of the 30 winters 1984/85–2013/14. On that count the resort in Haute-Savoie beats 88% of resorts in France.
The main caveat: the lower runs
The lowest run at 1,030 m saw not a single snowy Christmas out of 30, and managed about 11 days with at least 30 cm of cover per season. Skiing back to the village over the holidays relies on snowmaking, and you have to ski on the middle and upper slopes: the top at 2,476 m was snowy in 29 Christmases out of 30. At mid-mountain, natural snow lies from 29 November to 16 May in a typical winter, so March snow is realistic in the Aravis too. The nearest neighbours sit lower and fare worse: Le Grand-Bornand gets 20 of 30 at 1,500 m, Megève 19 of 30 at 1,600 m. This is the climate of past winters, not a forecast (methodology). Of the three resorts for Christmas, La Clusaz is the most snow-sure.