Vermont might have some mixing issues. I’d much rather be in the dacks for this one. Rochester is also in a funny location. Rochester is going to be on the western most periphery for the main slug which will mostly be rain/ mix for lower and mid elevations. If the storm gets cranking, like I expect, even the lower elevations within the main slug could goto snow due to dynamic cooling. This will be important for Syracuse, Lowville, etc. If it trends further west, it could also be important for Rochester and Wayne County.
Most of Rochester’s snow will fall during the second half with help from the lake while moisture is pinwheeling back in from the north. By that point, the entire column should be well below 28f. It’s a matter of how much moisture is pushed west and how much Ontario wants to help.
This is still changeable. Honestly, Rochester could see a slushy inch or a foot. IDK. Being on the immediate lake shore will be tough for any accumulation. Areas like Oswego.. imho.
Conversely, areas with just a bit of elevation should do better.
Super curious what the 12z euro shows. Will it continue its trend of decreasing WNY totals? Probably....