The storm, which will hit the Delmarva Peninsula and Pennsylvania and New Jersey on Friday night into Saturday, is expected to bring 1-3 inches of snow to Sussex County, the National Weather Service said Friday morning.

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

Drivers are reminded to take it slow if you have to be out on the roads overnight and be mindful of slick conditions.

The bad news is Sussex County will, again, get the brunt of the snowfall in Delaware. The good news is that forecasted snow totals are only in the 1-to-3-inch range. The National Weather Service in Mount Holly, New Jersey, is calling for 1 to 3 inches of snow throughout the state.

Delaware does not declare snow emergencies, though the state does have a three-level system of driving warnings and restrictions in place to ensure the safety of all Delawareans during bouts of disagreeable weather. SNOW DRIVING RESTRICTIONS: Bad weather can lead to various driving restrictions. Here's what to know in Delaware

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.

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.

Did you get your driveway and sidewalks cleared from Monday's winter storm? If you did, rest up and get ready. If you didn't, you better do it soon. Delaware could be facing another winter storm this weekend.