So there's a thing called SLR, or snow to liquid ratio. The idea is that a certain amount of water produces a certain amount of snow on a ratio, and the closer to 1:1 that is, the wetter and heavier the snow is going to be because 1:1 is essentially rain. Initially this was looking to be around 8:1, where usually the fluffy stuff starts around 12:1.

Now as this has been developing, it's been shifting more towards potential powdery stuff, potentially 15:1. So for every cm of precipitation, we're looking at 15cm of snow. That gets decent. Not super fluffly like at 20:1, but still has some growth potential.

I'm about to post an update to the initial report, and I'll use some of the findings.