You have to look at the preponderance of the overall, not specifics at a long range. For example it looks pretty certain that Thursday will be cold and wet. How cold and how wet can’t be determined yet. But those two together are usually good.
The icon has the precip but shows rain after a while. But looking at its temps they never approach freezing. Don’t think that model shows anything other than snow or rain. We wouldn’t be getting any rain in that depiction.
Question, when you get these boundaries separating warm arid from very cold air, does the converging winds at 850 as illustrated in that map above create a zone of enhanced lift/precip or is that level too low for that?