Latest euro is painfully close to a decent snow. Rest of guidance seems more to the east and hits more into PA. It's probably for the better so no one can complain about it snowing in Ohio.
Outside of NE Ohio it's still been relatively weak here. I've measured just north of 4" here NW of Columbus. Sure we've had more action but it's nowhere near what some of y'all are portraying it to be.
How exactly does one "sacrifice" a storm? Given that you all to the west get more snow than me, with the exception of the first month or two of this season, you all certainly deserve it. But whatever happens is what happens.
Interestingly enough, IWX's AFD seems to support something frontal. I think what's tripping a lot of people is that the 500mb pattern is a more conducive to what they outlined in their tweet. Time will tell...
NWS offices and numerous mets don't like the idea of there being a primary low up north with a secondary maybe forming over the apps like the models have. Maybe models will sort themselves out over the next few day.