Finally got it kegged just a few minutes ago...awesome. Without having a fresh snow day to compare to, I would say aroma is probably pretty close. I would say that I would like to see just a tad more bittering up front, but with carbonation it may bring it out a little more.
SG 1.060
FG 1.012
I may be chasing a ghost of what I remember, but I feel like there was a bit more bitterness and piney upfront like I said, but there is plenty on the backside. After a few days in the fridge and proper carbonation, we'll see if that opens up a bit. One note on my brewing process to disclose, I did use a SS hop spider, 6x14 300 micron. Not sure if that would effect it or not, I've made some wicked pale ales with very little hops that turned out super hoppy. I am not sure but I have been wondering if it lessens bittering. I'm pretty sure that most if not all aroma comes through it, but I've had some ipa's lately that didn't turn out quite like they had before that. I used all but the last addition of hops in it. The cascades I pitched right in. The lhbs didn't have styrian goldings, instead they had st celia, which should be pretty close, but they were like 2.something aa, so for my 10g batch I used 3oz for the initial bittering instead of 2oz to offset that. Next time, I would maybe try swapping out my late addition styrian goldings with some cascades or centennial to try and capture a bit more pine.
At any rate, without having a new Snow Day straight from the brewery, this is pretty dang close. And an amazing beer at that!