Delaware Weather March 5 Morning - 38° Above Normal

Good morning. Delaware. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you're squinting through your windshield right now, you're not alone. Dense fog has wrapped the entire state in gray gauze. And it's sticking around. A Dense Fog Advisory covers the coast until 10 A.M. Visibility could drop to a quarter mile in spots, so ease off the gas and flip those headlights on. In the next 24 hours. Rain rolled through early this morning, peaking around 6 A.M. Up north. Northern Delaware hits 51 degrees today with scattered showers through lunch. Central Delaware climbs to 57 degrees, but that fog? It's camping out all day. Southern Delaware sits at 51 degrees with the same murky mess. Tonight, the rain makes a comeback. Lows drop to 40 degrees statewide. Northeast winds kick up to 15 miles an hour, adding a damp bite to the air. And yes, there's a full moon tonight. Though you'll need x-ray vision to spot it through these clouds. Friday stays gray and cool. Highs in the upper 40s to near 50, with patchy fog lingering like an uninvited houseguest. But buckle up, because the weekend flips the script. Saturday jumps to the low 60s up north, mid-60s central. Sunday? Upper 60s. By Tuesday and Wednesday, we're talking highs near 76 degrees in northern Delaware. That's nearly 38 degrees above normal for early March. Your daffodils are about to get very confused. Spring doesn't officially arrive for two more weeks. But the weather? It's showing up early to the party. If this forecast made your morning coffee taste a little better, a quick rating really helps us out. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.