So far, there are no reports (officially anyway) of totals over 20". Quoting a post on Facebook from the NWS Eastern Region HQ.
Snowfall reports received as of 230 pm Saturday. Highest totals by state so far:
NJ - Bayville 19"
NY - Bay Shore 18.5"
MA - Norton 17.6"
RI - Warren 17"
DE - Lewes 14.2"
CT - Ledyard Center 14.1"
MD - Ocean Pines 14"
TN - Mt. Leconte 12"
WV - Rock Cave 11"
NC - Burnsville 9.7"
VA - Oak Hall 9.5"
ME - East Machias 9"
PA - Belmont 8.9"
NH - Durham 7"
KY - Lynch 6.5"
OH - Albany 4.2"
VT - Woodford 3"
SC - Jefferson 2.6"
DC - National Zoo 1.1"
GA - Jasper 0.5"
Ugh. While I love historic snowstorms, the clean up I do not. Congrats on a great storm, but seeing as a leaf blower was the extent of my snow removal this morning, I'm now kind of glad I didn't get more...
I do (about an inch or so) but I'm ready for a thaw to get rid of it. Too much ice mixed in with it from the freezing rain events. My wife almost fell a few times.
I did notice that Lancaster had no snow this morning.
Yay, a half inch to an inch and a half. Just enough to keep shitting up the roads and make a sloppy mess. It's not worth it, and I'd rather just stay high and dry...
Plus side: I get to play in some deep snow with my new Jeep.
Negative side: It'll screw me up loading in Tower City. Chains were suggested by the guy who plows the well property, but I ain't throwing iron, and the boss doesn't want them on the trucks.
At this point I'm just hoping that Tower City stays under an inch. Any more, and if Penndot drops the blades, I'm not going to be able to get out of my loading location tomorrow morning.
See why snow is not a positive for me.