They addressed that area in their morning disco.
The SE will be the last to turn.
However, there is still some doubt/uncertainty as to the p-type
for the far SE (Adams, York, Lancaster) as the heaviest slug of
precip arrives in the early morning. If it falls hard enough,
it could be all snow as it won`t have time to warm up. However,
we could see another waggle back north, and this would keep the
temps just mild enough for a mix or just plain rain. SLRs
continue to look very low (sloppy, wet snow) for all of the
area. Extreme snowfall rates are possible. HREF progs support
high (90 pct chc) of 1-2"/hr snowfall rates over the central
zones, and even as far S as the Turnpike. That would make a big
mess for Harrisburg right when everyone is traveling. The
uncertainty of the band placement has kept us from converting
the Harrisburg metro into a warning at this point. We`ll ride
the watch.