Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Deputy Communications Director Brad Rudolph joined FOX Weather ahead of a multi-pronged storm bringing snow, sleet and ice set to cause travel concerns across the state.

A winter storm dumped rain, sleet and rain on the Lehigh Valley Friday, creating icy roads and travel problems.

We may not see a white Christmas this year, but just wait a day, and some parts of Eastern Pennsylvania could see up to four to six inches of snow, experts project.

With the threat of winter weather moving into south central Pennsylvania Friday, PennDOT is planning to implement vehicle restrictions on state highways and roads.

An Ice Storm Warning and multiple Winter Weather Advisories will go in place across Western Pennsylvania Friday.

NEW ‌YORK >> A winter storm packing a frosty ‌mix of snow and ice bore down on the U.S. Northeast early on Saturday, disrupting post-holiday weekend airline traffic and prompting officials in New York and New Jersey to issue weather emergency declarations.

Most of the Poconos will be under a winter storm warning Friday, Dec. 26, into Saturday, Dec. 27, with several inches of snow in the forecast. In Monroe County, snow and sleet are expected to total 4 to 6 inches, according to the National Weather Service, and there will be a light glaze of ice. Higher elevations could see more than 8 inches.

Christmas won’t be white in southeastern Pennsylvania this year, but a dose of winter weather is expected to follow closely behind. The region is slated to see a winter storm with a mix of snow and ice arrive Friday afternoon. Precipitation will continue into Saturday morning, according to forecasters.