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Here is a nice summary graphic with information about this week’s snow from NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center. Note the location of the snow relative to the storm track. If the storm track had been farther north the snow line probably would also have been shifted north. This is why we look at the forecast models carefully, because a change in the position of the low can have big consequences on the type of precipitation we get.
