Just a very basic look at the 18z models seems to show we should have some snow in the air between Mon-Wed. I wouldn't read into the exact amounts at all, but that's a classic signal for just rounds of snow showers for the North Country.
These snow maps are sort of over-selling it a bit as it's a 3-day total but ratios are likely better than the 10:1 here... but it'll sublimate too. Models just seem to have rounds of light QPF moving through in a pretty cold air mass for N.VT and N.NH. Probably the type of stuff where a 0.25" falls, then nothing for a while, then 24 hours later a round brings 0.5" to dust things up again, etc.
Should at least have a couple days of snow in the air. GFS is certainly a bit more organized than the ECM for orographic precipitation, but given fast westerly flow I'm leaning towards a less organized but more showery/squally type pattern. But I will say this is the time of year when any streamer moisture from Lake Ontario can easily put down 2-3" of fluff in a relatively short period of time.
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