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The heaviest snow has moved out though sleet will continue to fall. NBC10 First Alert Weather Meteorologist Steve Sosna reports.

Pellets of sleet were getting packed down onto roadways and many customers at the Acme in Roxborough were walking instead of driving. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports.

NBC10’s Tim Furlong reports from Delaware, where trucks were on the road and the snow, mixed with ice, is less powdery than a typical storm.

NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei explains the difference between sleet and freezing rain and why the latter can be dangerously deceiving.

While Wednesday’s snowstorm caused slippery conditions on roads, it also provided children in Wilmington with a cool winter wonderland at a local park. NBC10’s Tim Furlong explains.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal is in Quakertown, Bucks County, late Thursday morning after more than 8 inches of snow fell. There is plenty of clearing of roads and sidewalks to be done.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal stands on top of a large snow pile crews pushed to the side of a Wawa parking lot in Quakertown, Bucks County. The workers tell Randy that it is good to be back in business plowing snow.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking the last bits of snowfall as a nor’easter moves out of the region. Cold and blustery conditions remain as folks clean up.

Wednesday’s winter storm dropped snow, ice and rain on our region and it’s not over yet. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologists Brittney Shipp and Steve Sosna have the latest.

The largest snowstorm in 1,000 days dropped 6 inches of snow on Philadelphia and nearly a foot in the Lehigh Valley, leaving plenty to clean up for adults Thursday and some fun for children who haven’t seen snow like this in a long time.

Wednesday’s snow changed to sleet and freezing rain as the nor’easter moves through our area. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Steve Sosna has the forecast.