Good morning. Delaware. I'm Aaron Jolly. That light dusting of snow you might have seen overnight? Already melting away. Delaware sits at 37 degrees right now with moderate drizzle, caught in a classic transition zone. An Arctic high pressure system is retreating offshore while moisture streams in from the southwest. That combination means one thing: gray, damp. And dreary. In the next 24 hours. Northern Delaware holds at 41 degrees this afternoon with patchy fog and drizzle. Central Delaware climbs to 44 degrees under similar gray skies. Head south and you'll find 43 degrees with fog lingering along the coast. The real action arrives tonight. Rain becomes widespread after dark. Northern Delaware sees rain peaking around 9 P.M. With up to half an inch possible. Central and Southern Delaware get the heaviest downpours closer to 10 P.M. Lows hold s ...