It doesn’t look like anybody N of Pike will see much of anything. You can see on radar in PA/ENY that the back edge of the precipitation shield starting to collapse SE.
Confluence without a strong high over Quebec or any polar air to speak of. N stream just didn't show up at the playground for this one. It was always thread the needle, so fascinating meteorology if nothing else.
Regardless, terrible model performance at close range on this one. Hopefully you can pull 4"+ there and good luck to all of the far SNE and NYC peeps. All way overdue for a pasting.
If you look at radar, the cutoff of precipitation from Lexington KY to State College PA is razor sharp. Not what you want to see if you are expecting a large precipitation shield into SNE.
When you look at the loop it absolutely slingshots ENE so the window for warning snows is short. CT is obviously in the best spot for a few hours of +SN.