Delaware Weather 3/7 Morning - Peek-a-Boo Fog & Sunshine Show

Good morning. Delaware. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you mightn't see the neighbor's house. We've dense fog blanketing the area, thick enough for a Dense Fog Advisory until 10 A.M. For southern Delaware and the beaches. Visibility could drop under a quarter mile. If you're driving near the Delaware Memorial Bridge or heading down Route 32 degrees, take it slow. Use those low beams and keep plenty of distance between bumpers. In Here's strange part, despite the gray gloom, temperatures are running 32 degrees above normal. Northern Delaware climbs to 52 degrees today. Dover and points south hit 57. But that damp air steals the warmth, making it feel cooler than the thermometer reads. You might catch a stray shower this morning, but most of us stay dry. Tonight brings a weather reversal you've to see to believe. Temperatures actually rise overnight. Northern Delaware dips to 51 early, then climbs back to 60 by sunrise. Central Delaware starts at 55 and reaches 61. Even the beaches hold in the upper 40s. Showers become likely after midnight, especially up north. Sunday turns wild. A cold front sweeps through, sparking widespread showers and rumbles of thunder—mostly south of Dover. Highs surge into the upper 60s before reality hits. Monday bounces back with sunshine and highs near 70. Looking ahead. Tuesday hits 75 degrees—that's 32 degrees above normal—before a midweek storm brings rain and knocks us back to the 60s. In One last thing, we're gaining daylight fast. Sunrise at 6:27 A.M., sunset at 6:01 P.M. Spring is just 13 days away. See you tomorrow. See you this afternoon.