Just focusing on tonight, the NWS didn't change any of their advisories or ice storm warnings vs. what they issued yesterday afternoon. However, they noted in the updated map from the NWS-Philly that the forecasted freezing rain along/near 95 is not high confidence, which is what I said after looking at last night's models. Given that the most likely time for freezing rain in this area is between 7 pm and 3 am, the impacts will be lessened and that entire area should be above 32F well before sunrise on Tuesday, with no impact on the morning rush hour, even if some freezing rain falls before then, as it will be melted by the heavy rain.
I'm actually surprised they've kept the ice storm warnings up for Somerset, Hunterdon, and Morris in NJ and NW Chester, NW Montco and NW Bucks in PA, as it's highly doubtful these areas (especially the SE parts of the counties) reach the 0.25" ice storm warning criterion. But we'll see. For Sussex, Warren (and NW Morris), the Lehigh Valley/Poconos and the Hudson Valley, this could be a pretty bad icing situation.
https://www.weather.gov/phi/