ACCORDING TO the latest updates on weather, some areas in the US region are still in bad weather. It’s been reported that snow totals will still continue across the United States like snow totals New Jersey, snow totals Philadelphia, snow totals Maryland, snowfall totals Pennsylvania. Some areas will see rain during the morning across southeastern Virginia and the Delmarva before changing over to snow by the early afternoon.

As of Friday evening, forecasters were calling for most of the Valley and Warren County to get up to a foot of snow in this latest storm,  a lower total than the up to 20 inches of snow expected to fall in Philadelphia before the storm drifts off into the Atlantic Ocean later today.

Winter storm forecasters described for Maryland as extremely dangerous spread across the area with potentially record-breaking snow totals and gale-force winds.

By Saturday evening Southern New Jersey might be covered in a blanket of snow.

On Friday, 5.3 inches snow fell in Indianapolis and it was breaking a 1908 record of 3.6 inches for that day.

12 to 18 inches of snow has fallen across the metro region with a few spots over 20". Steady, wind-driven snow will continue into the afternoon, boosting snow tallies to historic levels. Another 4-8" is possible during the day Saturday. Temperatures are holding right around freezing which is making this a heavy, wet snow.