Good evening. Delaware. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you might think winter called it quits. Clear skies, calm winds, 30 degrees. It's a setup. That high pressure sitting north of us is funneling in cold Canadian air. Meanwhile, a warm front is dragging moisture straight from the Southern Plains. When those two collide overnight, the calm breaks. We're looking at a wintry mix that will complicate your Tuesday morning. In the next 24 hours. Here's the timeline. Northern Delaware is under a Winter Weather Advisory from 3 A.M. To 8 A.M. You'll see a coating of snow and a light glaze of ice before the changeover. Roads could be slick for the early commute, so take it slow. Tonight, lows hold near 31 degrees north and central, 33 degrees south. Snow pops up late evening in Southern Delaware and spreads north. By dawn, most of us transition to plai ...