This system shows why Miller B storms are always iffy for coastal areas. If that secondary low isn't strong enough, or forms too close to the coast, warmer air will mix in, producing sleet, freezing rain, possibly rain along coastal areas. If we want a big all snow storm we need a Miller A just off the coast, or a Miller B with that secondary in the right position, and strong enough to take over from the primary.
Still it looks like we will get a nice thump of snow before it mixes with sleet, possibly freezing rain in areas. So, no real complaints from me, as it is still going to fall within my 0" - 100" prediction range.