If the Ops are correct we will clearly remain on the wrong side of the boundry for an substantial snow if any at all for some areas closer to the coast.
I am well aware of March 1993. But other then a few rogue events winter is basically over for the most part. Plus you are fighting increasing daytime temperatures and sun angle by that point as well (yes I said it, sun angle).
I am still skeptical on any meaningful chances for snow in the NYC metro for at least the rest of January if not the winter. This also doesn't really sound all that positive from DT (WxRisk). As always there is a chance the pattern can change for the better so we'll see.
I am curious to see what Larry Cosgrove has to say in his weekly newsletter tonight because he has been less then stellar so far this winter IMO. But its been a tough winter for the seasonal, long term forecast meteorlogists out there.