Below normal temps have been a theme this month with 60% of the days registering below the daily average high.
Highs today will reach the mid to low 60s despite a cool front passing through the QCA. The cold air will lag behind the front by about 12...
Showers will be possible today mainly between 9AM-3PM with a tenth of an inch of rainfall or less expected.
Don't let the sun fool you this morning, it's cold!
Below normal temperatures and dry conditions will highlight our weather pattern over the next 7-10 days.
Sunshine and breezy conditions will help us reach the upper 50s ahead of a cool front tonight.
It probably wasn't the way many of us wanted to start the new work week with a little snow to brush off our cars, but this week will...
Clouds will help keep us warmer tonight, but it will be the south winds that help get the QCA into the 50s Sunday afternoon...
If we pick up a trace today, today would be the earliest measurable snow on record.
A quick moving system will bring a cold rain to the area this morning. Since areas west of the Mississippi will be in the 30s there...
After a wet and warm stretch of weather, Fall has officially returned to the midwest and the QCA.
We have had measurable rain 9 out of 10 days so far this month. All adding up to over 3" of rain thus far for the Quad Cities. This officially makes...
A strong cold front is working through the area right now. This means showers with heavy rain will continue for the...
A strong cold front will move through the midwest over the next 24 hours. Ahead of it we will warm into the 80s again...
A major warm up is on hand this afternoon as south winds boost us into the 80s area wide!
Flash Flooding possible Sunday night over portions of the QCA due to 1"-3" of rain possible
Rain will become widespread again overnight and move over water logged areas. Thus, there will be the potential for more flash...
Morning showers will wrap up around 10AM-11AM today. This round will produce heavy downpours, but severe weather is not expected.
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