Good evening. Pennsylvania. I'm Jack O'Malley. That fog you're seeing this morning? It's thick enough to hide a barn. Southeast Pennsylvania is sitting in a soupy 39 degrees after a light dusting overnight. Central Pennsylvania is waking up to 37 degrees. But if you're out near Pittsburgh, you're the warmest spot in the state at 44 degrees. In the next 24 hours. Keep your guard up this evening. Rain arrives statewide around 7 P.M. Central Pennsylvania gets hit hardest right at the start. Down in Southeast Pennsylvania, the heaviest downpours reach you by 9 P.M. Everything tapers off after 2 A.M., but most spots will see a quarter to half an inch of water. If you're driving through the Poconos. Carbon and Monroe Counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory until 10 P.M. Watch for black ice on bridges and overpasses — that rain could freeze on cont ...