It would be risky of them to throw up too many alerts at this stage....especially for the LSV. Would you bet a Benajamin that you will have 19" new inches of snow 7 days from now :-)
Kids around much of PA are doing the math on the somewhat rare chance....Big Snow Sun into Monday means no school Mon or Tue and then another big snow Wed means the week is toast.
A wild card here is the Icon and what it came up with its solution...at the same time the GFS and CMC (and Euro really) have the lowest levels of Pressure in the West/Northerm part of the GOM the Icon's depiction is over into Florida.
It is hard to break down what happens in between panels but end result is a move S/E on the final movement of the SLP and a faster ejection into the Atlantic.
Almost there (out for 12Z) on the Euro, The highest the SLP climbed at 0Z was Central NC (at least when to our west) so that is the key I am watching for on this run.
A few years ago, it led the way on several app runner overrunning events, but it usually does flip back to other models when it is showing something different.
12Z GFS was an improvement for the North and N W 2/3 of the state. Still a Rainer for the LSV. Low cuts from the Gulf up just West of the Apps and is then blocked/reforms off the Delmarva. Gets too far North for the MA and LSV.