12z Nams did best here because they had the least snowfall. That said, yesterday the Gfs started showing the bubble of warmth heading north too, so it wasn't so bad either.
Warm air pushing north apparently rose high enough over the cold layer to gove me enough room for precip to refreeze before landing. Next step is rain, of course.
I suspected this would happen since Westminster was a bust and the rain ob out of Waynesboro.
Heaviest stuff has stopped. Cor/Coefficient radar shows sleet has breached the PA line. Starting to "hear" the snow on my windows.. .you know what that means!
The heavy stuff eas from a warm air surge that has obviously warmed me. We'll see how long until I switch to non-accumulating mix. Should be soon unfortunately.
That reminds me of that old Saturday Night live skit where they were shooting the skiers as they came down the slop because Claudine Longet had accidentally shot and killed her boyfriend, ski champion Vladimir "Spider" Sabich.
It shows up on that Correlation Coefficient radar I just mentioned in a post above. Hopefully it's temporary, or we're all out of luck south of Harrisburg.