A winter storm is aiming at Delaware again. Where the snow will hit is the biggest question. Here's what we know.

After digging out of Monday's winter storm, will Delaware residents have to do it all over again? Here's the forecast.

Delaware was among more than two dozen states that were slammed by a deadly winter storm that produced heavy snow and ice across the U.S. this week. The Director of Community Relations for the Delaware Department of Transportation Charles McLeod joined FOX Weather on Tuesday morning to break down some of the challenges the state is facing as cleanup efforts continue.

The storm is expected to dump 4-12 inches of snow on the First State, with the heaviest snowfall downstate. The winter storm warning lasts until 1 a.m. Tuesday in New Castle County and until 4 a.m. Tuesday in Kent and Sussex counties.

Between 3-5 inches of snow is expected over in Philadelphia, along with lower Montgomery County and upper Gloucester, Camden and Burlington counties in South Jersey. The highest snow totals are expected across the southern half of Delaware and through Cape May, Atlantic and Cumberland counties in South Jersey.

How much snow ended up falling where you live? Here are the current snow totals reported by the National Weather Service:

Delaware likely will see snow for the first time in 2025. Here's the weather forecast for the First State as the first major storm of winter nears.

A significant winter storm will affect Philadelphia and the surrounding areas Monday morning, and a state of emergency is currently in effect across South Jersey.

Though the worst of the storm ended late Monday, Tuesday morning commuters in parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware can expect slippery roads and blowing snow.

Today's snowstorm is expected to hit parts of Delaware hard, with more than 7 inches of snow in some spots. At the Golden Globes, Miley Cyrus was a standout on the red carpet in a Y2K-inspired look, complete with messy bun and one unusual accessory.