Talking simply trends, 9z Sref had more snowfall than 3z and it's not because of the extra 6 hrs since there's more out west of us too where it clearly ended. That said, I'm not a big fan of the Srefs, but I am of trends.
Some/Most won't believe contrary views unless someone of like thinking says/agrees with it. Happens in more than just weather, which goes without saying.
48-72 hrs prior is when you want the positive trends to start, and it looks like that what we have. The key word is "trend" because it's still too early to buy into any model output verbatim.
But per the link below, a large portion of 30C area west of the dateline has cooled to almost normal based on 1991-2000 sea surface temps. So how much effect is it going to really have? I dunno, but it doesn't strike me as enough to overwhelm everything.
The dateline east (ENSO 4) has cooled to just 28.54C per Oisst.
https://psl.noaa.gov/map/clim/sst.anom.anim.week.html
Here are surface temp anomalies for same time off the Canadian. You know, if you're going to try to be a know-it-all CC dick, you should probably look at all the maps. lol