We do still have snow in our immediate future in the LSV. Here are some of CTP’s thoughts from their forecast discussion.
Vertical profiles for the srn tier look like they will rapidly
cool late tonight. During times of higher precip intensity, snow
often overcomes the melting effects of a marginal llvl temp
profile. Initial mush will go to a slightly drier snow as SLRs
get into the lower/mid teens south of I-81 right around sunrise.
Much of the snow is east of Harrisburg and York by the end of
rush hour, but will linger in Lanc County into the late morning.
The snow amounts have not changed much over the last two days.
Since we are getting closer to the event, our confidence has
grown in an advisory-level event for the Lower Susq (esp
considering it come right in the morning rush). Much discussion
internally and productive chats with WPC/LWX/PHI has resulted in
passing the buck to the dayshift. There is plenty of time to
hoist the flags. Will continue to mention the 1-2" (maybe 3" in
the higher elevs) in the HWO and social media.