Typically, a white Christmas is not something we see here in Philadelphia or much of the Delaware Valley. The exception to that would be the northern edge of the Lehigh Valley in the Poconos, which obviously has a much better chance of snow any time during the winter season.

This year, if you want a white Christmas, there's always the Poconos. It'll be cold enough to have the snow machines going. Or, head to New England. Portions of New England are forecasted to receive snow Christmas Eve morning. So, people up there get to wake up to snow still on the ground as they open gifts.

Christmas is approaching nearly as fast as Santa’s sleigh, but will the weather stuff your stocking with snow or coal on the holiday?

Dreaming of a white Christmas? You might get a bit a snowy Christmas Eve -- hope that makes your dream come true, especially if some of that snow stays on the ground for Christmas.

Beginning at 5am Tuesday, December 24th through 7pm, a winter weather advisory for Northwestern Pocahontas County goes into effect. Light freezing rain accumulations will make for some difficult travel on untreated roads.