For those that see the end coming, which it does appear that way right now on radar, HRRR has backfilling taking place as the coastal takes over. Jackpot still well to our south but snow not ending this early either per the HRRR.
Not a bad question and not sure how you would prove every inch but probably more common than one would think when we have weaker slp's passing by that spread wide swaths of snow
I checked Erie, Pitt, Scranton, Bradford and Philly and all reported snow that day. Cannot say it was all at the same time and every inch of the state. Erie was only .6 I I think.
It lowered south PA a bit. Did get a few spots closer to 3.5. Big difference is to our south where it is 5-6". But for us not a big change. Maybe 2-4 is a better than 1-3 as a statement for the Lsv. A little extra snow at the end.
NBM member in good standing, the Rap looks quite decent for tomorrow. More healthy totals than some of the 18Z models showed. Snow ending when this snap taken.
Lowes is just off to and down a bit to the left of me about 2 Miles. But same mountains. LOL. And, if Camp David is ever hit, I would not get one more breath of air out.
HRRR not as much of a crowd pleaser this run through as the east side of the LSV is limited by the transfer. Looks 2-4 for much of Eastern PA especially more toward the central and south part. Edit-3 simultaneous posts saying the same thing.
Through Hour 16 the HRRR is still south of its 12Z run...a bit less south than it was at 17Z but still good for parts of PA that the precip shield reaches.