Snow will taper off to flurries on Wednesday. Periods of plain rain will occur during Monday. Temperatures tonight drop into the upper 20s leaving a good 10:1 snowfall ratio.
The statement said a mix of snow and ice pellets should touch down overnight on Monday. It will not rain continuously, but there will be periods of rain with over an inch of accumulation possible. "Higher totals are likely further north with 4-6" likely across Lebanon, Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, and northern Franklin counties.
Afternoon highs will reach the low 40s for everyone. The snow may then change to ice pellets and freezing rain for a few hours Tuesday before changing back to snow by Tuesday night as colder air arrives in the wake of the low pressure system. This system appears to resemble the November snow we received followed by freezing rain and eventually rain. The upper levels of the atmosphere will be warming, but temperatures at the surface will still be below freezing.