My vote for the Showerspass Touring jacket. I've got the yellow one. I had a Performance brand jacket bofore this one, and a hiking jacket before that.

For me it's hard to beat this jacket for commuting. It's totally water and windproof. The water doesn't soak through after 30 minutes like some of the other things I've tried. The visibility is great (with the yellow one) and the built in reflectors are a huge addition to the nightime visibility. The sleeve cuffs are big so in the winter I can wear thick gloves and use the velcro cinch to keep it tight. The vents let me wear it into the 50's without overheating and let me adjust my temperature in the winter, so on longer climbs I open them and close them when my body cools after the climb. There is almost no insulation and the vents are very effective which lets me layer, and lets the jacket be more versatile for me in which temperatures I can use it in.

The touring jacket I got smaller than normal as their site suggests, and have had no problems layering to 0F. I was about to quit winter cycling before I got this and then riding every day in the winter wasn't such a pain in the butt anymore.

It is pricey but has been a worthwhile purchase for me. You may find it closer to $130 with online vendor sales, but those are hard to predict.