Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. That stubborn gray ceiling overhead? It's the last gasp of a stalled cold front to our south. Cool, moist air trapped at the surface has kept us socked in all day. We picked up just two-hundredths of an inch of rain overnight. and that damp, raw feel isn't going anywhere just yet. In the next 24 hours. In Here's catch for your friday night plans, fog develops after 9 P.M. Across the Piedmont and Triangle. Some of it could turn dense, especially in those low-lying areas. If you're driving late, give yourself extra time and keep plenty of distance between you and the taillights ahead. Lows will settle around 43 to 45 degrees. But the pattern breaks this weekend. That stubborn gray blanket finally lifts Saturday. Cold air damming crumbles. and temperatures respond fast. We're talking highs near 65 degrees in the Tri ...