The New Jersey Weather Podcast

Your morning New Jersey weather update A rainy evening is developing across New Jersey as we head into the first weekend of spring. That rain arrives around 5 P.M. and sticks with us through the overnight hours, clearing out by 3 A.M.

Your midday New Jersey weather update Spring arrives today with a classic New Jersey weather pattern - mild temperatures giving way to evening rain. We'll see our warmest conditions this afternoon before a wet system moves through tonight, marking a typical transition as we enter the new season. This morning starts pleasant with temperatures in the low 50s and partly cloudy skies.

Your morning New Jersey weather update Spring arrives today with temperatures climbing from a chilly 37 degrees this morning to a pleasant 62 by late afternoon. Rain moves in around dinnertime, so enjoy the dry conditions while they last. This morning starts crisp across New Jersey with temperatures in the upper 30s.

Your evening New Jersey weather update We're tracking a classic March temperature swing across New Jersey today with morning temperatures starting near 37 degrees and climbing to a pleasant 61 by late afternoon. That brief rain chance around 5 P.M. Could catch some folks heading home from work.

Your midday New Jersey weather update Here comes a classic March pattern across New Jersey today with below average temperatures that'll gradually warm through the weekend. Right now we're sitting in the upper 30s to low 40s across most of the state. And while that's chilly for late March, we'll see improvement as we head toward the weekend.

Your morning New Jersey weather update A typical late winter pattern settles over New Jersey today with temperatures starting near freezing this morning but climbing toward more comfortable readings by afternoon. Here comes dry conditions through the next twenty-four hours with a noticeable temperature swing throughout the day. Right now at six AM, we're sitting at thirty-one degrees across most of the state.

Your evening New Jersey weather update Step outside and that 38 degrees feels sharper than the number suggests. Winter's making one last stand before spring really takes hold. Tonight, the Garden State splits into three zones, north Jersey bottoms out at 28 degrees.

Your evening New Jersey weather update Step outside this afternoon and you'll feel a chill in the air. We're seeing plenty of sunshine, but temperatures are running about 27 degrees cooler than usual for this time of year. Highs today range from 37 degrees along the southern coast to 41 degrees in central New Jersey.

Your midday New Jersey weather update Step outside and you'll feel winter refusing to let go, we're at 30 degrees right now after bottoming out at 26 overnight. High pressure is locking us in this below-normal chill. Today brings partly sunny skies, but don't expect much warmth.

Your morning New Jersey weather update Step outside and you'll feel it, 28 degrees statewide right now, with wind chills in the teens. That's the kind of cold that sneaks through your jacket and reminds you winter's not done yet.

Your midday New Jersey weather update That cold front from yesterday? It's long gone, but it left us a nasty souvenir, arctic air is flooding in. And the winds are absolutely howling. 📍 Keywords: March weather | midday forecast | New Jersey | midday weather update | New Jersey weather | NJ weather forecast

Your morning New Jersey weather update Patrick's Day, folks. If you stepped outside this morning, you probably noticed we picked up about a quarter inch of rain overnight. 📍 Keywords: NJ weather forecast | morning weather update | March weather | morning forecast | New Jersey | New Jersey weather

Your midday New Jersey weather update That drizzle tapping your window? That's just the warm-up act, a powerful storm is barreling toward New Jersey today. And it's bringing everything — severe thunderstorms, damaging winds. 📍 Keywords: March weather | midday weather update | New Jersey weather | New Jersey | midday forecast | NJ weather forecast

Your morning New Jersey weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel something weird. 📍 Keywords: New Jersey | March weather | NJ weather forecast | morning weather update | New Jersey weather | morning forecast

Your evening New Jersey weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel 44 degrees. 📍 Keywords: NJ weather forecast | evening weather update | New Jersey weather | New Jersey | March weather | evening forecast

Your midday New Jersey weather update Step outside and you'll feel 46 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Enjoy the calm, because a powerful storm is about to flip the script. 📍 Keywords: New Jersey weather | NJ weather forecast | New Jersey | midday weather update | midday forecast | March weather

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. For today, you'll see partly sunny skies. High temperatures range from 50 degrees in North Jersey to 54 in Central Jersey. Down along the South Jersey coast, expect a high near 52. East winds will pick up this afternoon, gusting around 20 to 25 miles an hour. As the sun sets. Tonight is when the action starts, rain moves in after 11 P.M. It becomes widespread overnight, north Jersey sees a low around 42. Central Jersey drops to 44, south Jersey stays mildest at 45. Watch for patchy fog developing by dawn. Monday brings the risk for severe weather, highs climb into the mid 60s. Showers and thunderstorms are likely, some storms could be severe with damaging winds. The primary threat arrives Monday afternoon and evening. Then comes the shock, a strong cold front crashes through Monday night. We could see rain mixing with snow before ending, much colder air rushes in for Tuesday. Highs crash to the low 40s, it will feel blustery with temperatures falling through the 30s. Looking ahead, the rest of the week looks quiet but cool, while wednesday stays mostly sunny with a high near 40. We slowly warm back into the low 50s by Thursday and Friday. See you this afternoon.

Good evening. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. We're catching a serious break right now, you step outside and it actually feels like spring. 49 degrees and calm, but enjoy the quiet, folks. We've a serious situation developing for the start of your work week, monday brings a powerful system. We're talking heavy rain, strong winds. And even a risk of severe thunderstorms. Once that front clears, the bottom falls out. Temperatures crash Tuesday—readings about 23 degrees colder than normal for mid-March. Moving on. Let's break down your region. As the sun sets. North Jersey sits at 35 degrees under partly cloudy skies, while you drop to 35 tonight. Sunday looks pleasant with partly sunny skies and a high near 50, rain arrives Sunday night after 8 P.M. Monday turns wet and breezy with showers and thunderstorms likely. Highs reach 65. Some of that rain could come down heavy. Central Jersey is currently 34 degrees with mostly cloudy conditions, the low tonight is 34. Expect partly sunny skies Sunday with a high near 54, rain moves in Sunday night after 8 P.M. Monday brings showers and thunderstorms, the high jumps to 68. A few strong storms could develop. South Jersey sits at 38 degrees with mostly cloudy skies, while you hold at 38 tonight. Sunday features partly sunny skies and a high near 52, rain develops Sunday night. Monday stays wet with showers and thunderstorms, the high hits 57. Watch for gusty winds along the coast. Looking ahead. Looking at the week ahead. Monday is the main event, while we could see localized flash flooding with heavy rain. Winds may gust over 40 miles an hour, there's a marginal risk for severe weather, too. The cold front sweeps through Monday night, tuesday brings a chance of rain and snow showers early. Then, sunshine returns but it will be cold, highs Tuesday only reach the upper 30s to around 40. It stays brisk Wednesday, highs struggle to hit 40 degrees. We moderate slightly Thursday and Friday with highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s. Keep those gutters clear before the heavy rain hits Monday. We'll be back with your next forecast evening. See you tomorrow.

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Advisory in effect for eastern and coastal New Jersey. morning Tue Mar 10th, 2026 New Jersey forecast.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you'll feel something unusual for early March, we're sitting at 49 degrees. And that's just the beginning, today's bringing record-challenging heat across the Garden State. Moving on. Dense fog is hugging the coast this morning, especially down in Atlantic City and Cape May. Visibility's down to a quarter mile in spots, so take it slow if you're driving near the shore before 10 A.M. Once that burns off, sunshine takes over statewide. Temperature-wise. Now for the temperatures — and this is where it gets interesting. Up north around Newark, you're climbing to 76 degrees, while central Jersey hits 78. Down south along the coast? The ocean's keeping you cooler at 56, but that's still mild for March 10th. We're talking 31 degrees above normal across most of the state, some spots could challenge records set back in 2016. As the sun sets. Light southwest winds stay gentle through the day, then. Shift south tonight, while another round of coastal fog is possible after dark. Lows tonight settle in the upper 40s to low 50s — warmer than many April nights. Wednesday continues the warmth. Highs reach the mid to upper 70s inland, though the coast stays cooler again in the upper 50s. Clouds increase through the day. And a few showers are possible late. Temperature-wise. Here's where things get interesting, a strong cold front barrels through Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Rain moves in overnight, potentially heavy at times with gusty winds, while some thunderstorms are possible. Then Thursday, temperatures crash. You'll wake up in the 50s but fall through the 40s all day as northwest winds gust to 30 miles an hour. Rain may even mix with wet snow Thursday afternoon before ending. Friday and Saturday bring partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s — back to seasonal norms. Soak in this warmth today. It won't last. Looking ahead. See you this afternoon.

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midday Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Jersey weather update.

Good afternoon. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you'll feel something unusual. We're sitting at 46 degrees — that's 30 degrees warmer than normal for early March. This mild stretch is just getting started. Today brings sunshine statewide, but here's where it gets interesting. North Jersey climbs to 70 degrees with southwest winds up to 12 miles an hour. Central Jersey also hits 70, though patchy fog develops after 5 A.M. South Jersey? Just 56 degrees. That cold Atlantic water is keeping the coast in check, with fog lingering through the morning. Tonight stays mild. North Jersey drops to 44 under mostly clear skies. Central Jersey also falls to 44 with partly cloudy conditions and patchy fog after 5 A.M. South Jersey holds at 43 with fog and mostly cloudy skies. Tuesday brings even more warmth. North Jersey reaches 72 degrees under sunny skies. Central Jersey peaks at 74 — the warmest spot statewide — with patchy fog clearing by 9 A.M. South Jersey climbs to just 53 as fog lingers until late morning. That's a 30 degrees-degree spread statewide. Tuesday and Wednesday stay unseasonably warm with highs in the low to mid 70s inland. Coastal areas remain cooler in the 50s. Wednesday brings increasing clouds with a chance of rain showers developing after 2 P.M., mainly north and west. The pattern shifts Wednesday night into Thursday. A strong cold front sweeps through, bringing widespread rain and possibly thunderstorms overnight. Rain likely continues Thursday morning, then a chance of rain and snow showers in the afternoon as temperatures crash through the 50s. Winds turn gusty out of the west at 15 to 20 miles an hour. Friday through the weekend brings seasonable temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s with chances for rain or snow showers. Enjoy the mild stretch while it lasts. See you this evening.

Advisory in effect for coastal and coastal New Jersey. morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Jersey forecast.

Advisory in effect for coastal and coastal New Jersey. morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Jersey forecast.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you stepped outside just now, you probably couldn't see your own car. Dense fog has rolled in across southern New Jersey and the coast, dropping visibility to a quarter mile in spots. Take it slow if you're heading out early — this stuff should burn off by mid-morning once the sun gets to work. Once that fog clears? We're talking sunshine and warmth. North Jersey hits 70 degrees. Central Jersey does the same. But here's the kicker — down at the shore, you're stuck in the mid-50s. That chilly Atlantic water is keeping things cooler right along the coast. Classic New Jersey — 30 degrees-degree spread across 50 miles. Winds stay light out of the southwest, maybe gusting to 10 miles an hour. Tonight, mostly clear skies with lows in the low to mid-40s. But that fog? It's coming back after midnight, especially near the coast. Patchy fog could creep inland again, so keep that in mind if you've got early Tuesday plans. Tuesday brings more of the same. Sunshine and warmth inland, with highs in the low to mid-70s for most. The coast stays cooler again in the low 50s. Morning fog possible, clearing by mid-morning. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Wednesday stays mild with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, but clouds build in. Wednesday night into Thursday, a strong cold front barrels through. Rain arrives after midnight Wednesday. And some thunderstorms are possible. Thursday morning could be wet, then rain tapers to scattered showers. Behind that front, temperatures crash. Thursday's high only reaches the upper 50s. And we drop into the low 30s Thursday night with a few lingering snow showers possible. Friday and the weekend stay cooler and unsettled, with highs in the mid-to-upper 40s and a chance for rain or snow showers at times. Enjoy the warmth while it lasts. See you this afternoon.

New Jersey weather update for midday

New Jersey weather update for midday

Good afternoon. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you're driving this morning, heads up. Dense fog is blanketing the state, dropping visibility to a quarter mile in spots. Use your headlights and take it slow until 9 A.M. When things clear. South Jersey gets the wettest deal today. Rain showers roll through until early afternoon, peaking around 11 A.M. With a 60 percent chance. You might even hear thunder rumble. Central Jersey catches a brief shower around 10 A.M., then clouds break apart. North Jersey stays mostly cloudy with patchy fog lifting by late morning. Temperature-wise? South Jersey tops out at 59 degrees. Central Jersey hits 69. North Jersey climbs to 67. A cold front sweeps through this afternoon, flipping winds westerly and clearing skies tonight. Lows drop to the low 40s statewide under mostly clear skies. Now Looking at the week ahead. Monday brings sunshine and warmth — mid 50s along the coast, upper 60s inland. Tuesday gets even better. Central Jersey hits 73 degrees, north sees 70, with mostly sunny skies. Wednesday continues the warm streak with low to mid 70s inland, though the coast stays cooler in the 50s thanks to that ocean breeze. But that warmth crashes hard. A strong cold front barrels in Wednesday night into Thursday. Rain showers become likely Thursday with a 70 percent chance statewide and gusty southwest winds 15 to 20 miles an hour. Temperatures nosedive behind the front. Highs Thursday only reach the low 60s, then drop fast. By Friday morning, you're waking up to the low 30s with lingering rain or even wet snowflakes Thursday night. Friday stays cool with highs near 50 degrees and partly sunny skies. Saturday morning could dip to 35 degrees with a slight chance of rain early. Enjoy the mild stretch while it lasts. See you this evening.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you'll walk straight into a wall of gray. Dense fog has dropped visibility to a quarter mile or less across much of the state. If you're on the road before 7 A.M., slow down and flip those headlights on. The fog advisory lifts at 7, but it'll take another hour or so to fully burn off. Light showers are drifting through this morning, mostly wrapping up by 8 A.M. South Jersey might catch a rumble of thunder this afternoon as a cold front pushes in, but nothing severe. By evening, the front clears, clouds break apart. And we settle into a quiet night. Temperature-wise, we're sitting at 51 degrees right now. Highs today climb to the upper 50s along the coast, mid 60s near Trenton. And upper 60s inland. Tonight's lows drop to the low 40s statewide behind that front. Now here's the kicker. Spring forward tonight — clocks jump ahead one hour at 2 A.M. but the real story is the warmth building in. Monday brings sunshine and highs in the upper 60s. Tuesday? Even warmer. Most areas hit the low 70s. By Wednesday, inland spots could flirt with the mid 70s — that's 30 degrees above normal for early March. The coast stays cooler in the 50s thanks to chilly ocean air. Don't get too comfortable. A strong cold front barrels in Thursday with rain and gusty winds to 30 miles an hour. Temperatures crash from the 60s Thursday morning to the 30s by evening. A few wet snowflakes could even mix in Thursday night as colder air rushes back. Friday and Saturday bring us back to reality — upper 40s to low 50s, with a slight chance of rain Friday night. Set those clocks tonight. See you this afternoon.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. Right now. Dense fog is hugging the coast and South Jersey. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until noon. Visibility could drop to a quarter mile or less. If you're driving near the shore this morning, take it slow and keep those low beams on. The rest of us are dealing with patchy fog and drizzle. North Jersey sits at 49 degrees with rain possible before 1 P.M. Central Jersey is a touch warmer at 50. Down south, you're at 46 with clouds thick enough to blot out the sun. Tonight brings a fascinating twist. A warm front pushes in, meaning temperatures actually rise while you sleep. North Jersey drops to 46 by 7 P.M., then climbs to near 57 by sunrise as rain moves in after 7 P.M. Central Jersey follows suit, warming into the mid-50s by morning with showers likely after 10 P.M. South Jersey holds steadier in the mid-40s with just a slight chance of rain. Sunday feels like a completely different season. Highs surge statewide. Here comes 66 up north, 68 in Central Jersey. And 59 down south. There's a chance of lingering showers, especially along the coast, but skies should clear by late afternoon. Looking ahead, this spring preview sticks around. Monday and Tuesday serve up sunshine and highs near 70. That's about 30 degrees above normal for early March. But A cold front crashes in Wednesday night. By Friday, we're back in the 40s with rain. Keep that umbrella handy for tonight. See you this afternoon.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. In Step outside you'll feel it, that stubborn winter chill is clinging to the air like a guest who won't leave the party. But here's the twist—this might be its last stand. We're waking up to 37 degrees statewide, with overcast skies and patchy fog making the world feel a little smaller. Dense Fog Advisories are in effect for southern Delaware and parts of southern New Jersey until 10 A.M., so slow down if you're hitting the road early. Let's talk about today's story—because this isn't just another chilly March day. We're on the cusp of a dramatic warmup. Right now, it's a tale of two halves: the morning stays gray and damp, with areas of drizzle and fog lingering through midday. But by tonight? The script flips. A warm front sneaks in. And temperatures rise overnight—yes, you heard that right. North Jersey starts at 37 degrees this morning but climbs to 57 by sunrise tomorrow. Central Jersey follows suit. And even South Jersey, which begins cooler at 38 degrees, jumps to the upper 40s by morning. North Jersey tops out at 49 degrees today, but don't be fooled by the afternoon dip—tonight's low is a rising 46, hitting 57 by dawn. Rain showers arrive after 7 P.M., but they're light, with less than a tenth of an inch expected. Central Jersey mirrors the north, with highs near 50 and overnight temperatures climbing to 56 degrees. Showers move in after 10 P.M., but again, nothing heavy. South Jersey starts cooler at 46 degrees today, with patchy fog and a slight chance of rain. Tonight, winds pick up—10 to 15 miles an hour—and temps rise to the mid-40s. Rain showers are likely after midnight, but totals stay minimal. The big headline? This warmth isn't a one-day wonder. Starting Sunday. Here comes a surge of spring-like air. Highs climb into the 60s statewide by Monday. And by Tuesday, parts of Central Jersey could hit 75 degrees. That's right—75 in March. We're talking record-challenging warmth, with Newark's record high for Tuesday at 81 degrees. Will we break it? Too early to say, but we'll be flirting with the 70s inland. But—because there's always a but—Wednesday brings a reality check. A strong cold front sweeps through, dropping temperatures back to the 40s by Friday. Before that, though, expect a few rounds of rain. Wednesday and Thursday could see steady showers, with Thursday night dipping to freezing in North Jersey—yes, 32 degrees after all this warmth. Sunday brings highs in the 60s, with a chance of lingering morning showers. Winds gust to 25 miles an hour—hold onto your hats. Monday turns sunny and balmy, with highs near 70 in Central Jersey. South Jersey hits the mid-50s, but the coast stays cooler. Tuesday is the warmest day—71 in North Jersey, 75 in Central Jersey. South Jersey lags slightly but still enjoys the upper 50s. Wednesday brings rain back, with highs dropping to the upper 60s. Thursday looks soggy and cooler, with highs in the 50s. Overnight lows plummet to freezing in the north. Friday returns us to reality, with highs in the 40s and a slight chance of rain. Winter's last gasp is today. By tomorrow, it's all about spring fever—jackets optional, windows-down weather. But keep the umbrella handy midweek. And don't pack away the winter gear just yet. Thursday night's freeze is a reminder that March is still a month of mood swings. Oh. And one more thing—we're gaining daylight fast. Today's sunrise was at 6:25 A.M. and we're adding 2 minutes and 39 seconds of daylight every day. The spring equinox? Just 13 days away. See you tomorrow. See you this afternoon.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. We're waking up to the tail end of overnight rain. You picked up nearly half an inch since yesterday. And if you're stepping outside right now? Overcast skies, 39 degrees. And fog thick enough to make your morning commute feel like driving through a cloud. Coastal areas have it worst — visibility down to a mile or less. The rain wraps up early this morning, but don't expect the sun to make an appearance. Clouds stick around all day. North Jersey tops out at 44 degrees with patchy fog through the morning and a slight chance of drizzle. Central Jersey climbs to 47 with fog lingering into the afternoon. South Jersey reaches 44 with widespread fog before 1 P.M., then patchy fog and a slight chance of rain. Northeast winds around 10 miles an hour keep things cool and damp. Tonight, clouds hold tight with lows in the upper 30s statewide. There's a chance of drizzle developing after dark, especially across the northern half. Fog could thicken up again overnight as temperatures hover near 38 to 39 degrees. Saturday stays cloudy with highs climbing into the low to mid-50s — 55 up north, 57 in Central Jersey. And 51 along the southern coast. Morning fog is likely, with showers moving in Saturday night. That's when a warm front pushes through, bringing a 70 percent chance of rain after 7 P.M. Sunday brings the turnaround. Showers taper off by mid-morning, then clouds break apart in the afternoon. Temperatures jump into the low to mid-60s — the warmest day we've seen in months. Looking ahead, sunshine and warmth dominate early next week. Monday hits the mid to upper 60s. Tuesday and Wednesday? Low 70s inland, though the coast stays cooler thanks to the chilly ocean. Spring equinox is just 14 days away. And we're gaining two and a half minutes of daylight every day now. See you tomorrow. Take care! For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.

Good afternoon. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you stepped outside this morning and thought "Did someone leave the faucet on?" — yeah, that was the sky. Rain's been falling since dawn. And it's not done with us yet. In the next 24 hours. Here's what's happening. A front stalled out over the Mid-Atlantic. And low pressure systems are sliding along it like beads on a string. The first wave soaked us this morning. The second arrives tonight, bringing heavier rain and gusty northeast winds up to 25 miles an hour along the coast. North Jersey sits at 42 degrees right now. Rain continues through tonight, dropping you to 37 degrees with patchy fog rolling in. Friday stays cloudy with a high near 44 degrees. Central Jersey hits 45 degrees this afternoon. Tonight brings widespread fog and heavier downpours, bottoming out at 37 degrees. Friday climbs to 46 degrees under gray skies. South Jersey reaches 47 degrees today with fog developing. Tonight's low hits 38 degrees as rain moves back in. Friday brings mostly cloudy conditions and a high near 44 degrees. By Friday morning, most areas pick up one to one and a half inches of rain. Watch for ponding in poor drainage spots, but flash flooding isn't expected. Now for the good news. Saturday starts cloudy but climbs into the 50s as warmer air finally breaks through. Showers return Saturday night. Sunday brings the big warmup — low 60s for most with partly sunny skies. Monday stays mild and dry around 60 degrees. Tuesday and Wednesday? Even better. Highs push into the low 70s inland. Keep the umbrella handy today. Spring's waiting just around the corner. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you stepped outside early, you walked straight into a wall of fog. Dense Fog Advisory until 10 A.M. Along the coast. Visibility drops below a mile in spots, so give yourself extra time this morning. In the next 24 hours. Rain's already knocking on South Jersey's door. By 7 A.M., steady rain spreads north. And you might catch a rumble of thunder between 7 and 11 A.M. Down south. Central Jersey gets wrapped in fog and rain by mid-morning. North Jersey stays driest the longest, but rain finds you by late morning. Highs today? 47 in the south, 45 central, 42 up north. Tonight's when things get serious. North Jersey could pick up three-quarters to an inch of rain by sunrise Friday. The entire state stays mild, lows holding in the upper 30s. Friday brings relief. Rain pulls away, fog lingers into morning, then clouds stick around all day. Highs climb back to the mid-40s. Here's where it gets interesting. Saturday warms into the 50s with showers returning Saturday night. Sunday? We hit the low 60s. That's spring showing up early. By Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Central Jersey could touch near 70 degrees — that's 37 degrees to 37 degrees warmer than normal for early March. One more thing. We're gaining three minutes of daylight every day now. Spring equinox is just two weeks out. And tonight's full moon rises through breaking clouds once the rain clears. Drive carefully in that fog this morning. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.