Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Delaware Weather Podcast — it's Sunday, February 22nd. Okay folks, this is the real deal. We're staring down what could be Delaware's most significant winter storm in years. A potentially historic blizzard is taking shape right now. And by this afternoon, we're talking life-threatening conditions. This isn't just snow — this is crippling snowfall, hurricane-force wind gusts. And coastal flooding all hitting at once. Right now you're at 37 degrees under overcast skies. Deceptive calm. But by 10 A.M., the first wave arrives. Rain mixing with snow at first, especially down south. By early afternoon? All snow. And once it starts, it doesn't stop until Monday. Up in Wilmington and Newark, you've got a Blizzard Warning from 10 A.M. Today to 6 P.M. Monday. Thirteen to 19 inches of snow. Winds gusting to  ...