It didn’t t melt 10 mins after on roads this past week. Stop just stop
and besides who cares if it melts on streets. It always does when the sun comes out and roads are treated. That is what Penndot/local municipalities get our tax money for.
Once this heavy stuff comes through we get off and on light to mod precip and then a switch to snow tonight with a few hours of light snows overnight it appears based on HRRR. At this point I'd keep monitoring the hourly HRRR updates
well, one thing is sure, Paul was right with his prediction of the earlier change. I should have known better, we all know the warm noses aloft come in quicker then modeled. Still a lot of storm left.
Its most certainly sleet, thus the higher returns and the fact CC shows it pretty well. Remains to be seen where it will shift back to snow. Thinking just north of city for some time. The rates shown on radar will drop where it switches to snow.