The last hope for a significant storm may have just died as the 18Z Euro moved well SE and now only shows several inches for the coast and maybe 1" for 95. But like Star Wars, there is another hope. It's called the 84 hr NAM which showed a major snowstorm that wasn't done yet. Having the long range NAM at the end of its run is not what you want to pin your last hope on (the Euro, I get), lol, although it does illustrate what would need to happen to revive this system for snow. The only other model showing a few inches for 95 is the ICON, not the best model.
So, the idea of a major snowstorm is close to dead (not quite - still want to see if any major changes occur after tomorrow's models after the energy is all ashore, but that's a pretty low probability that it'll change things substantially) and now the question becomes will this be a shutout or could we at least get a 1/6 style storm with a few inches for 95 and a fair amount more towards the coast (DelMarVa and far SENJ could still do quite well, like on 1/6). That's certainly still doable, as is even a 4-8" event for 95, but my gut tells me that's the ceiling now. FWIW, Joe Bastardi isn't giving up on a major 95 corridor snowstorm until after Monday night's models, but then again, he's become a clickbait specialist in his elder years.
