At 4:25AM every night an orange light off the coast, with two accompaning red lights that stay equidistant, that move together as one.

At 4:25AM the orange light will appear, every night in March 2022, off the coast, sometimes moving in from the left a little ways above the horizon. It comes to a stop, though over the next two hours it will move a bit to the left or right, and as the dawn approaches it will slowly rise, turning white as it rises, too bright to be a star. As morning comes it continues to rise, becoming a small white pinprick, yet still visible in the daylight.
In addition, while still dark, there are two red lights the size of stars, one below to the right, and the other below to the left, and they all move together giving the impression they are all part of a triangular form.
Also, far above to the left, and this is there prior to the appearance of the orange light at 4:25, there is what appears to be a sparkling star that will occasionally start moving around in circles, bouncing like a will-o-wisp.
All of this, I have seen like clockwork for three weeks except when clouds obscure viewing.