It's not Buffalo but it's flakes in my forecast
Sunday Night Snow likely, mainly after 10pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. Calm wind. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
CMC mirrors the euro and cuts off the low and gives us three days of rain and CLOUDS which is super cool. They all point to a follow up cutter lining up a few days later. Warmest wettest January ever? There's a chance.
The big news was the sun would finally return for Sat-Sun.
Today's new forecast mostly cloudy, tomorrow increasing clouds.
This clouds crap is off the hook.
Last January a decent SSW event the first week perturbed the vortex and Allentown had a top 20 cold month at -5F.
Problem was we had a drought pattern and anemic southern jet this area finished with 8.9" from half a dozen nickel and dime systems. This year the polar opposite problem
The problem is zero blocking and a progressive high to the north. Initially it is cold enough to snow with the track but the high is retreating northeast in the fast flow. The polar vortex is tight and consolidated there is no northern phasing.
The threshold is based off a first half of winter dud, and how the next 30 days look to perform, not caring what happens in later February and March in the spring sun angle.