I would take the globals and smooth out the precip maps on them. They aren't going to be too good at nailing anything too specific in that regard. Snow max could end up anywhere from RIC to Mason/Dixon line.
If it was 30 degrees in Upstate NY under a suppressive high pressure and I was sitting at 40 here, I would be concerned about the prospects of a snowstorm for my backyard. There isn't a lot of cold air to tap.
There is going to be a narrow stripe of good snow but so much of this storm is going to be wasted down there on rain. It really isn't very cold here, even with this supposedly badass high pressure around, which isn't a good sign for them.
I think we say this every single time there is a storm missing us to the south. It will look like it is headed right for us on radar and then hit the brick wall.
It isn't even that cold here. This situation is a cruel joke.
Epic sick textbook snow pattern should be in place by 1 Jan... oops I mean 10 Jan... uh make that 15 Jan... never mind, try 18 Jan... sorry, I got it this time, 22 Jan. That's the window I am sure of it!