Quad Cities, Iowa/Illinois – The National Weather Service in the Quad Cities is forecasting spring-like weather through early next week, with temperatures well above normal. Highs in the 50s and 60s will dominate the region, creating a mild weekend and early-week outlook.
On Saturday, temperatures will reach into the low to mid-50s across the Quad Cities area, with a slight chance of light rain for areas south of Highway 34. The rest of the region is expected to stay dry, and while the chance of rain is minimal, those traveling along the southern areas of the outlook should keep an eye on the forecast. Winds will remain light, and the rain is expected to be brief and light if it occurs.
Temperatures for Sunday and Monday will also remain in the mild range, with highs of 55°F to 61°F. These temperatures are well above normal for this time of year, as February typically sees highs in the 30s. The forecast for Sunday suggests dry conditions with increasing cloud cover, while Monday will bring slightly warmer weather, perfect for outdoor activities.
Tonight, expect overnight lows between 29°F and 34°F, with frost possible in some areas. Saturday’s forecast remains mild, with a 20% chance of light rain south of Highway 34, while the rest of the region stays dry.
While no severe weather is expected, the NWS encourages residents and travelers to stay informed of updated forecasts and be prepared for mild and pleasant conditions over the weekend.
