Good morning. New Jersey. I'm Aaron Jolly. That snow from overnight? Already gone. Rain ate it for breakfast. But don't let the melting fool you. This day has layers. In the next 24 hours., A warm front is stalled right over us. And it's creating a weather tug of war. Arctic high pressure slid offshore, but cold air is clinging to the hills up north like it forgot to pack. That's why Morris. Sussex. And Warren counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory until 7 P.M. A light glaze of ice is possible on untreated roads up there. Meanwhile, dense fog has wrapped the entire state like a wet blanket. Visibility drops to a quarter mile in spots. That fog advisory runs until 10 P.M. Tonight. North Jersey sits at 36 degrees with light rain. That rain peaks around 7 P.M. Temperatures hold steady overnight, then climb into the 50s by morning. Drive south  ...