Bingo. This has played out like most mesos showed. WAA bonus snows yesterday, lull overnight into morning with sleet push to southern LV. Now if mesos are right should be all snow everywhere E PA by 1130AM latest. Then the heaviest snows 1-7pm.
Purple outline is setting up to be the heaviest area of precip next many hrs. I outlined in red the area of subsidence with very light returns or nada....very common.
A good chunk of that in extreme SE PA is sleet. Should still see another 5-10" snow this afternoon for most down this way on top of the 6" already on the ground here.
Check out the convergence happening from about Delco n to Upper Bucks and easy to just across the river.
https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?parms=DOX-N0Q-1-24-100-usa-rad
Are you not reading the reports of the flip happening almost instantly in spots near you when the heavier batches are overhead? The warm nose is shallow and is being easily countered. It will happen quickly.
Wouldn't be a Miller B without a bunch of posts during the handoff to coastal stating this isn't going to work out because it is sleeting or a lull. 27F