Theresa Bryant
Weather Anchor/Reporter
Davenport, IA
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Theresa Bryant has been a member of the KWQC-TV6 news team since 1992. ... A proud graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Superior with a degree in Communication Arts and Journalism, Theresa started her broadcasting career in radio. She soon moved on to her first commercial television job at KDLH-TV in Duluth, Minnesota. She left that job to join the award winning team at KWQC.
Theresa was recently inducted into the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Silver Circle (Mid America Chapter), an honor society recognizing individuals who have devoted a quarter of a century or more to the television industry, and who have made meaningful and significant contributions to broadcasting.
A little bit of rain and/or snow will be possible by Saturday morning.
A little bit of rain and/or snow will be possible by Saturday morning.
A little bit of rain and/or snow will be possible by Saturday morning.
Rain will overspread the area this morning before changing over to snow late tonight and Saturday morning. The heavy snow axis looks to set up NW of the QC and with the warm ground snowfall amounts around here will generally be around an inch on grassy surfaces.
Rain will overspread the area this morning before changing over to snow late tonight and Saturday morning. The heavy snow axis looks to set up NW of the QC and with the warm ground snowfall amounts around here will generally be around an inch on grassy surfaces.
Rain will overspread the area this morning before changing over to snow late tonight and Saturday morning. The heavy snow axis looks to set up NW of the QC and with the warm ground snowfall amounts around here will generally be around an inch on grassy surfaces.
Rain will overspread the area this morning before changing over to snow late tonight and Saturday morning. The heavy snow axis looks to set up NW of the QC and with the warm ground snowfall amounts around here will generally be around an inch on grassy surfaces.
Rain will overspread the area this morning before changing over to snow late tonight and Saturday morning. The heavy snow axis looks to set up NW of the QC and with the warm ground snowfall amounts around here will generally be around an inch on grassy surfaces.
***FIRST ALERT DAY until 6 PM for accumulating snow in our northern counties***
Plenty of sun heading our way for Thanksgiving and the days after.
Plenty of sun heading our way for Thanksgiving and the days after.
Heavy rainfall will now be our main concern moving forward today and tomorrow.
Dry work week ahead with moderating temperatures
More typical November weather arriving in the QCA tomorrow
Much warmer temperatures are expected this week
