Wind chills will be slightly below zero for the next few hours.
A strong cold front will arrive around noon along the Mississippi River resulting in highs in the 40s, but falling to the 20s by the evening commute.
Temps will likely reach the 20s for highs Tuesday & Wednesday before getting back to normal or even slightly above normal Thursday and...
The CP Holiday Train will makes stops in Clinton and Davenport on Saturday
Wind chills will likely be in the 20s during this evening.
Widespread 50s on Thursday. Will it be the LAST time in 2019???
An arctic front will roll through the midwest next Monday and ushering in our next cold snap.
Unlike Astronomical winter that begins later this month, Meteorological winter has already begun. Here's why.
Reports came in from 8 different states, including Iowa and Illinois, around 6:19PM Tuesday.
You will want to get out and enjoy this mild stretch of weather because next week is looking much colder than this week.
Wind blowing over a snow pack get refrigerated over all of that ice. That can mean chilly conditions downwind!
This week will be the time to get the rest of your decorations out and yards cleaned up.
No severe weather or Civil Defense emergencies were in progress when the sirens went off on Saturday!
If we look at the numbers January only averages 0.1" more snow than December, so we really are entering our snow season in the QCA.
We have temperatures and precipitation below normal for the month of November
Here's a look at some of the Thanksgiving weather extremes in the Quad Cities.
A strong Midwestern storm will bring a lot of wind Tuesday night into Wednesday. Gusts could be between 40 and 50...
Strong winds are likely Tuesday night into Wednesday morning in the QCA.
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