Delaware is currently experiencing a significant winter storm, characterized by heavy snowfall and icy conditions across various counties. A state of emergency has been declared, with Governor Carney announcing Level 2 driving restrictions in New Castle and Kent counties, while Level 1 remains in Sussex. Accumulations of 12 to 18 inches of snow are expected in the Susquehanna Valley, and emergency shelters are being opened in Wilmington. Schools have announced closures, and winter storm warnings are in effect, with residents advised to stay safe and prepared for hazardous travel. Several areas, including Milford and Sussex County, are reporting significant snowfall, while the Delmarva region braces for continued harsh weather conditions throughout the weekend.