"If you're not out here plowing or trying to keep the roads clean, just stay home," said Gavi Verona of G.L. & Sons Landscaping. He had multiple crews working in Warrington Township, clearing the snow from large parking lots.
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"Right now I'm taking advantage. There's not too much snow. I'm taking food, hot soup to my guys," said Verona.
Once the sun went down and the flakes turned to ice, the roads were pretty empty, except for plow crews in Warrington.
Route 611 was slick.
"About 10 mins ago there were some cars stuck on the road down here because they don't have four-wheel drive," said Mike Donatelli of Jamison, Pa.
Bob Forster with the Bucks County Emergency Operations Center said as of 6:00 p.m. there had been about 50 motor vehicle accidents, most of them minor.
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But it wasn't all slush and spinning tires. Peter Huber and his 5-year-old son, Vincent, took a walk in the snow.
"I love it! I'm pro snow," said Huber.
They played next to the Christmas tree at State and Main streets in Doylestown and threw a few snowballs.
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Meanwhile, workers were out snow blowing, salting and shoveling, and plow crews were doing their best to keep the roads clear.
Doylestown Borough officials say the job will go into Thursday and asked residents to move their cars from emergency routes so crews can work. Drivers can park in the Bucks County parking garage in Doylestown for free.
"We just hope our residents heed the warning and take their cars and put them in the garage," said Doylestown Borough Councilmember Joe Frederick.
Bucks County officials were also concerned about power outages due to the heavy snow and winds. They also encouraged people to take their time while shoveling the heavy snow.
Central Bucks School District will be closed on Thursday.