Delayed, delayed, delayed. The longer the cold air hangs out elsewhere, the more "stale" it becomes. I highly doubt we get any below zero readings and possibly no single digits except for high mountains.
It is better to expect no snow and not be under a warning than be under multiple warnings for 3 to 6 or 4 to 8 inches of snow and not get more than 1 or 2 or less.
Looking back at my seasonal snow totals, I think we were a little spoiled between 2014-2018. We had a big snow (6+) pretty much every year across most of the forum those years. And multiple small events most of those years too. I shouldn't expect a big snow every year here maybe not even every 2 or 3 if I go by history.
The Pacific is too active and not enough ridging out west. This allows the SE ridge to flex. We have cold air spilling into the southern plains instead.
It has been the problem all winter. We have had the best Atlantic setup in a decade but it has basically been canceled out due to the Pacific. I think having the -NAO it has allowed us a little snow this winter. If we didn't have the -NAO/AO, we would have most likely torched
Not sure what model you are looking at but I don't see a snowy pattern on the Euro or Canadian, GFS is a bit better but all the models are very inconsistent right now. Better to just check in every few days to watch the trends