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Delaware, bomb cyclone and Winter storm

Will potential bomb cyclone miss Delaware? Here's the latest forecast

Most of Delaware may get spared from significant snow from a potential nor'easter that may become a bomb cyclone this weekend.

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What is a nor'easter, bomb cyclone? Winter storm may hit Delaware

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What is a bomb cyclone? How to prepare for weekend storm

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Fresh winter storm headed for parts of the United States

While the US East Coast is still recovering from a deadly winter storm last weekend, several states in the south-east of the country are already preparing for another severe storm.

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Winter storm triggers states of emergency in Carolinas, Georgia

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Bomb cyclone starts strengthening as it spreads snow across the Southeast

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Powerful storm threatens East Coast including parts unaccustomed to heavy snow

In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina — whose official seal is the sun, palm trees and a seagull — 6 inches (15 centimeters) of snow was expected.

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Bomb cyclone updates: Carolinas, Virginia brace for winter storm packing extreme winds, waves and snow

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'Bomb Cyclone' Threatens Freezing Temperatures and Snow

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Is Delaware getting snow this weekend? Here's the forecast

Snow is in the Delaware forecast. She how much is we'll get.

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Delaware weather update shows snow, nasty commute Jan. 14 and 15

Delaware residents should prepare for a messy commute the next two days as rain and snow move into the First State, according to the National Weather Service. On Jan. 14, commuters could face some rain on the evening commute,

National Weather Service releases Delaware snow forecast. See totals

The National Weather Service issued its first snow projections for this weekend winter storm. Delaware, which is under a winter storm watch, is predicted to receive 10.5 to 15.3 inches of snow between 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, and 7 a.m., Monday, Jan. 26.

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Winter storm heads for Delaware. Latest forecast shows heavy snow, ice

According to the National Weather Service there is an 81% chance Wilmington and northern New Castle County will see a 72-hour snowfall grater than 12 inches. Southern New Castle County and most of Kent County have a 70% chance of seeing more than 12 inches of snow. Sussex County has a 50 to 60% change of seeing snow fall totals above 12 inches.