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  1. Worst of "Second Blizzard of 2010" to get underway later this morning.
  2. Latest snowfall total: 7.0 inches in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  3. Chicago's O'Hare International Airport has had 8.3 inches of snow so far.
  4. Our Facebook fans have been updating us with start times, amounts and intensity of snow in OH, WV, VA, PA and MD! http://ow.ly/15HNg
  5. Waukesha, WI reported 9 inches of new snow on the ground.
  6. A total of 9.3 inches of snow reported near Minnesota's Prior Lake from this storm.
  7. Slaty Fork, WV received 4 inches of snow in the last 12 hours, bringing their ground total to 25 inches.
  8. Blizzard to shut down US Senate tomorrow, House of Representatives for remainder of week.
  9. US Airways each stopping 42% of its schedule for Wednesday in advance of the storm -- that's 1,300 flights.
  10. Amtrak canceling 14 trains between DC to Boston; over 20 more in NYC, Chicago, other Northeast cities (according to statement).
  11. Storm totals between 3-7 inches reported thus far across Wisconsin and Illinois.
  12. Snowstorm is hammering Chicago to Detroit, making for treacherous travel Tues. night into Weds. a.m http://ow.ly/15DWn
  13. Already announced: New York City public schools will be closed tomorrow.
  14. Major cities could see 100 inches of snow! http://ow.ly/15zsY
  15. @NannygoatAlley 30.7 inches Jan 7-8 1996 was Philadelphia's greatest snowfall for one storm
  16. We are now projecting that Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. will break records Wed. for snowiest season ever
  17. Baltimore's current snowfall total of 62.5 inches is currently beating the current totals in Erie & Buffalo (62.0 & 61.2)
  18. Chicago, Detroit & Cleveland will bear the brunt of the storm today. A foot of snow could bury parts of these metropolitan areas
  19. Hot Springs, Ark., was drenched by 2.60 inches of rain Monday.
  20. A daily snowfall total of 7.1 inches Monday in Little Rock, Adams Field, Ark., shattered the record of 1.8 inches dating back to 1896.