i think it's one thing to post very high level maps trying to establish how the pattern might evolve over the ensuing two-three weeks. But looking at individual storms and upper air temps on a localized level... come on man.
man, in terms of "what needs to change for us to get some legit snow", we definitely have the precip part figured out. I think this is the wettest month of the year for me.
3.01" in NW DC. Now drying out.
Looks like it's in the low 40s on Mount Washington - has to be near a record high: https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=KMWN
kind of the insanity of the NYC UHI on display today (which is definitely enhanced by the city being on the coast). Today was a perfectly sunny day, and the high was 54 and low of 46. So that's a 8 degree diurnal temp variation on a sunny winter day - lol.