Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer has terminated the Delaware State of Emergency, as of 5 p.m. Tuesday.

The state of emergency had been in effect since midnight Sunday in advance of the blizzard that left 14 or more inches of snow in areas across the state.

Driving restrictions were lifted at 8 a.m. Tuesday.

The termination releases Delaware National Guard assets, he said.

"Residents and motorists are encouraged to continue following weather-related news and updates from local authorities as crews continue working to clear secondary roads where driving conditions may remain dangerous. Utility companies are working continuously to restore power across all counties," a statement from the governor said.