Double-digit snow totals have been reported across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut as a major blizzard continues to hit the area.

The latest snowstorm is still ongoing, but has already left an impact across the state. The National Weather Service has tracked snowfall across the state. And the last 24 hours has seen accumulations from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia.

More than 120,000 homes and businesses are without power Monday morning with at least 15 inches of snow already on the ground in 6 counties.

Heavy, wet snow fell across the Boston area Monday as a nor'easter caused widespread power outages across Massachusetts.

Delaware received 7 to 19 inches of snow during a blizzard Sunday night, Feb. 22 and Monday morning, Feb. 23 and the First State remain under a blizzard until 6 p.m. today. Once the snow stops, there's a big question on everyone's mind – when will the snow go away.

Some areas in the path of the storm are even under blizzard warnings. Here's what to expect in your area.

Snowfall totals climbed into the double digits in several communities across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. See totals.