claude-opus-5 Analysis · Mar 3, 2026
A Winter Weather Advisory runs through 3 PM EST with a wintry mix, a light glaze of ice and up to an inch of snow this morning, plus patchy fog. Temperatures rise above freezing by late morning, changing everything to rain with wet roads and reduced visibility into the night.
- 01 Winter Weather Advisory (Mount Holly NJ) in effect until 3:00 PM EST for Morris, Sussex and Warren Counties: mixed precipitation, up to 1 inch snow and a light glaze of ice
- 02 Snow/freezing rain chance 7-10 AM with temperatures at 28-32F, so slippery and possibly icy road surfaces during the morning commute
- 03 Patchy fog forecast 7 AM through the evening and overnight; visibility values are not provided
- 04 Precipitation probability climbs to 80-96% from 10 AM through the afternoon, changing to rain as temps reach 35-37F
- 05 Steady rain 1 PM onward and overnight with a quarter to half inch expected, giving wet roads and spray after dark
- 06 Winds are light (2-5 mph), so crosswind risk is minimal
Avoid driving 7:00-10:00 AM when snow and a light glaze of freezing rain are most likely. If you must travel in the morning, wait until roughly 11:00 AM-12:30 PM, once temperatures are above freezing and precipitation is rain rather than snow/ice. In the evening, the best window is about 4:00-6:00 PM, when precipitation chances dip to around 70% before rain increases again after 7 PM. Slow down, use low beams in fog, leave extra following distance, and check 511 for road conditions.