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I was surprised to hear that we flipped before you - that's another oddity in a storm that was full of 'em. I measured .57" of rain before the flip.

The rain around midnight last night was deafening...it sounded like a July nighttime thunderstorm.

At home - all snow on my south-facing lawn and under/around trees is gone. Still a couple/few inches elsewhere. Like @canderson - my neighbor down the road did not touch his driveway, nor was there any activity on it. His driveway was almost completely dry an hour ago. @Mount Joy Snowman- I'm at work now as I have a few in-person meetings this evening. 441 from Columbia to Washington Boro...hardly any snow left to be seen. The park in Washington Boro is probably close to 75% free of snow.

Seems very reasonable.

Partly sunny, quite brisk and 37 at noon.

Agree 100%. Sure is stunning out there now.

If this snow makes it until Saturday...I'll be surprised. I'd love to see it though.

@Mount Joy Snowman - MU's final tally was 4".

@Blizzard of 93: I think that everyone in this thread loves snow to varying degrees...some love to track, some love to watch it fall, some love to play in the aftermath, and some love a combination of those things... I doubt that any of us would argue that no one loves snow more than you do. And you sir, and your unfailing attitude of positivity and refusing to give up, were just rewarded handsomely for your passion and dedication. Truly, you earned this storm. I think I'm happier for you than I am for myself. Well done! Now...will you please bring home another one? (or two...or three...or...)

NE of Dover is a good distance from Hanover...isn't it? His report vs yours seems completely reasonable to me. I'm almost due east of Dover and had a hair under 6". Second edit: I'm actually a good bit NE of Dover. I'm almost due east of Roundtop.

Edit: It sounds like the very best banding extended from northern Adams east through northern York, Lanco, and points N of that line.

MU's 8:30am observation was the only thing I've really seen yet south of Rt. 30. Sounds like about 5" at work which given the elevation further supports your thoughts.

He updated first thing yesterday AM.

MU's Elliott measured 6.7" at his home 4 miles ENE of Dover. MU was lagging behind - they were only at 3.5" at 8:30am.

You did a little better than I did with both of the January storms if I recall correctly. Steelers just cut Trubisky, Harvin, and Okorafor.

My seasonal total is approximate as snow fell while I was in Florida - conservatively, I'm at 16.5" now.

Elevation got you a few extra tenths of an inch!

Just stopped completely. Honestly, I finished with between 5.9" and 6". Just a hair under 6". No slant-sticking for me. (you and I it sounds like ended up with exactly the same amount)

I have a couple of trees lining my driveway - there is nothing but wet pavement under and around those trees. I only have 50% coverage on my driveway even though the road is 100% covered.

LOL! I'm playing the back and forth game of "I really should shovel" - "nah...it's going to melt like crazy" - repeat. I'm thinking lazy wins out. (I'll shovel the sidewalk though)

Holy cow, I haven't seen you here in forever! Thanks for sharing your report.

This final band is delivering the goods - should abruptly end here in the next 15 minutes or so, I'm currently at 5.8"...

3 different measurements yielded an average of 5.3". In between 2 heavy bands now, intensity is just below moderate.