Delaware is bracing for a major winter storm, with state officials declaring a state of emergency as a blizzard is expected to hit the region. Blizzard warnings have been issued for all three counties, including Sussex, which may see significant snowfall of up to 20 inches. Residents are urged to stay informed about local travel advisories, as schools have announced closures and snow emergency routes will be activated. Coastal towns are taking precautions, with bans on parking on main roads and preparations for potential flooding. A winter storm warning has been issued for February 22–24, prompting the activation of the National Guard for response efforts.