I see a second batch prepping itself back towards Hagerstown. That one of probably the end. This back end stuff falling at night will likely save a lot of snow forecasts. Folks will probably verify on the low end of the 8" - 12" predictions. That lull killed us mid storm.
Not even close. Warm air advection snow is ending and we're about to transition to more cellular snow until the upper energy passes through this afternoon. I remain cautiously optimistic about the back end potential giving a fresh 1" - 3".
For those in Maryland, especially north of US 50, watch SW OH and extreme northern KY. That seems to be out shot at the higher ratio fluff snow later today.