Models on Eastern Winter Storm

I'm still under the weather, no pun intended, so this post will be shorter than usual.

Right now, three of the major Forecast Models [JessePedia] are agreeing on the placement of this week's winter storm, but it's further south than scenarios given by the models last week.

The NMM model starts the winter storm out in the Central Plains on Wednesday evening:

Then it takes it off the East Coast, giving another winter storm to the mid-Atlantic (Thursday evening shown below) but little for the Northeast.

Snowfall totals could be impressive, with 6-8 inches near the Hazzard Area [JessePedia].

The GFS pretty much agrees with the placement of the winter precip:

But also adds a light to moderate snow event for the Northeast, with flurries to the Gulf, next Saturday:

The DGEX agrees with the other two, showing this week's storm as a mid-Atlantic one:

And it sees the weekend storm forming in the Midwest and moving east with moderate snow: