CMC, GFS and UKMET definitely show less northern stream involvement compared to 12z. It's subtle but heights over the Great lakes are higher during the storm.
A good reason to be cautiously optimistic.
There a 3 small disturbances merging here.
Models have been pretty consistent with the northern and southern ones. However they've been all over the place with the middle disturbance. Luckily it was never going to be a huge event.
If east hartford county gets a lot more than west Hartford county, it's a big win for 3km models. HRRR 3k NAM and HRDPS had a big gradient across the county.
NYC get snow a little snowstorm on 2/15-2/16 and a huge one on 2/25-2/26 in 2010.
I was mentioning the little storm on 2/15 cause it was a 500mb bowling ball that tracked right over us. It would have been another double digit dump if there was any sort of excuse for a high over New England