1.  Last night went as planned for most.  A coating to about 2" fell last night, which is what most of the local mets and I was expecting.  It got a little more interesting as you went west toward central pa, where 3-5" in a very narrow band.

2.  Tomorrows night system looks very similiar to this one.  Expect a coating to perhaps 2-" in some spots with a weak impulse along a frontal boundary, which will make the weekend feel quite cold again.  The 6z GFS brought a storm closer to the coast, but I am not biting this morning.

3.  Next week we are looking at a Lakes Cutter early in the week with some snow on the back side of it as it turns quite cold again.

4.  Some people are touting impressive "signals" around the 22st, but I am not seeing anything promising at this point.  With the NAO staying near neutral and the PNA doing the same, it will be very tough to wrap up any kind of a big storm on the coast.  The blizzard last weekend was an anomaly for the pattern we were in, call it a once in a decade or so situation if you will for some areas.

5.  Signs of spring are showing up on the models with warmer air running around in the LR and some severe weather as well.  I am basically giving this winter about 10 more days before I pull the plug and get ready for the 60 and the occassionakl 70 degree day later in March.