Nothing is really happening here, as the cold air won't lock in. Thursday, my area had a high of 59, which is the highest since the big snow in November. In the models, the consensus is that the developing 500mb storm system on Thursday-Friday is pretty good, but downsloping wind will prevail as it passes by here and creates a huge storm in the Midwest. My area still has some snow in the shade left over from November 25th-26th, like a huge mass of icy stuff next to the driveway.
The Pacific Northwest snowpack is building, and low elevation areas are getting rainfall to diminish drought conditions. By my estimate, the high Cascades have gotten 8 ft - 15ft of snow since January 1st.